Whitewater rafting might seem intimidating, but if you have the right guides, it can also be a blast. Washington has plenty of companies that offer guided trips, but if you want a challenging, exhilarating and scenic adventure, book a Sauk River tour through Triad River Tours.

Triad River Tours is based out of Bellingham, and they offer all kinds of whitewater rafting adventures.
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The company was founded by river guides, all of which have at least 10 years of experience. They take safety seriously and they both train and pay their team well (it's also worth noting that they claim to have the nicest and best looking river guides).
If you're not ready for a big commitment, you can start with a shorter one-day rafting trip...
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...or you can go all in with a multi-day adventure that includes backcountry camping.
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But for most, rafting on the Sauk River, which is a 45-mile long tributary of the Skagit River, is a no brainer.
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The 3-hour adventure takes you 7 miles down the river, meeting at the USFS White Chuck Boat Launch near Darrington.
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The trip costs $85 per person, or $400 with a special group rate.
The Sauk River is surrounded by mountains, and you'll truly feel like you've gotten away from it all on this exhilarating ride.
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It may be a single-day trip, but it feels like a wilderness adventure.
If you're an adult, you don't need experience to book this adventure, although it certainly doesn't hurt.
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Safety is important to this team, and they'll train you to ensure you have the best time.

You can learn more about this once-in-a-lifetime experience on the company’s website. And if you can’t do any whitewater rafting this summer, here are 15 other places to go when you’re feeling adventurous.

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