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Sunday, May 23, 2010

USA Raft offers Whitewater Rafting on the Nantahala

USA Raft - Mountain Adventure Guides. We are excited to offer our guests the same value and quality rafting trips on the Nantahala River that we have been offering on other rivers for years! The Nantahala River is the most popular whitewater rafting trip in the southeast and an ideal family adventure.

We have several Nantahala River trip options to suit your needs. We offer fully guided, self guided, raft rentals and inflatable kayaks, which allow you to choose the trip style and watercraft that most appeals to you!
Our Nantahala River Outpost offers picnic areas, a pavilion, volleyball court, retail store, hot showers, changing rooms and plenty of room to park. If you are looking for comfortable, easy and economical camping, then our tents on platforms are just the thing! Open field camping is also available.

2 comments:

rafting cagayan de oro said...: Sounds like very interesting place. why not give my self a treat in this adventure ^_^. ok maybe next summer we will try that place for rafting. how much it cost for the whole package of 5 person?; July 27, 2010
ClimbEveryMountain.com said...: To get exact pricing please contact USA Raft directly - here's their website: www.USARaft.net and and email address: guide@mtnadventureguides.com The terrific guides at USA Raft will make sure you and your family have a great time!; July 27, 2010

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