Notable exceptions to the general rule that reservations are required for rafting are the family- and tourist-oriented trips near national parks, national monuments, and other popular tourist centers. Outfitters are normally able to accommodate visitors on numerous daily rafting excursions lasting from one- to three- hours with same day reservations. These river trips include:
Alaska
Lowe River
Nenana River
California
Kern (Lower)
Pacific Northwest States
Washington · Oregon
Elwha, Washington
Deschutes
(Upper), Oregon
Rogue
(Recreation), Oregon
Northern Rocky Mountain States
Idaho · Montana · Wyoming
Flathead (Middle
Fork), Montana
Shoshone, Wyoming
Snake
(Grand Teton), Wyoming
Snake
(Upper), Idaho
Yellowstone, Montana
Colorado
Animas
(Lower)
River
Arkansas River
Colorado
(Glenwood)
Cache la Poudre
Southwest States
Utah · Arizona · New Mexico · Texas
Colorado
(Fisher Towers), Utah
Rio
Grande (Pilar), New Mexico
Northeast States
Maine · New York · Massachusetts · Vermont
Sacandaga, New York
Mid-Atlantic States
Pennsylvania · Maryland · West Virginia · Virginia
New
(Upper), West Virginia
Shenandoah (Harpers
Ferry), West Virginia
Southeast States
Georgia · South Carolina · North Carolina · Tennessee · Kentucky
Nantahala, North Carolina
Tuckaseigee, North Carolina
Ocoee, Tennessee
Big Pigeon, Tennessee
Watauga (Section
V), Tennessee
Western Canada
British Columbia · Alberta
Green River, British Columbia
Bow
River, Alberta
Eastern Canada
Ontario · Quebec
Madawaska
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