{"title":"GoRafting","description":"Products offered and created by GoRafting.com","products":[{"product_id":"grand-canyon-whitewater-guide-map","title":"Grand Canyon Whitewater Guide","description":"\u003cp class=\"p1\" data-mce-fragment=\"1\"\u003eOfficial app of GoRafting.com. There are few rivers more fabled than the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. The length of a journey down the canyon, paired with the unbelievable scenery and world-class whitewater make this a bucket-list trip for most boaters. Summer trips offer big whitewater, and searing temperatures. Many private boaters prefer the shoulder seasons when temperatures are moderate, and the whitewater remains plenty big. The commercial rafting season for the Grand is April-October. There are non-commercial permits available during this period, but private boaters will be sharing the river with commercial trips during this period. 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Upper Kern River: Melting from Mount Whitney and then barreling through theForks of the Kern, the Upper Kern section begins atJohnsondale Bridgeand ends at Lake Isabella. The Upper Kern is well known for two reasons: Plentiful access and a variety of whitewater from Class II to Class V. There are a lot of different sections and nuances with the Upper Kern, so that information is broken out below.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp class=\"p1\" data-mce-fragment=\"1\"\u003eLower Kern River: When the weather warms up the water knob gets turned and the Lower Kern begins to flow. In regular years the season is from May through August. Isabella Lake is relatively shallow, which means that by the time outflow is underway, the water temperature is comfortable and not frigid. Top to bottom this river section is straight forward class II through IV, with one portage around a Class VI, the Royal Flush.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp class=\"p1\" data-mce-fragment=\"1\"\u003eForks of the Kern River: When the water is right, the Forks of the Kern presents some of the most scenic, toughest, and fun boating in the West. Unimpeded by dams, the flows are highly variable year to year which makes the season hard to predict as it is snowpack and subsequent melt dependent. However, when the Forks is flowing, the water is clear, cool, and full of big, fun whitewater. 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The snow capped mountains anchoring the skyline, lush forests pushing up tight against the banks, and abundant fish swimming in the clear water make the \"Futa\" worth a visit even if it didn't have whitewater. But, thankfully, it does. In fact, some of the best whitewater you will find anywhere on the planet, and it runs every day of the year.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp class=\"p1\"\u003eFor many visitors, the Futa will be a trip years in the making. Elite kayakers exploring Chile's bountiful whitewater stop on the Futa to play in its massive features and test themselves among famous rapids like Throne Room and Terminator. Lifelong rafters have heard legends about the Futa and are eager to experience one of the top raftable rivers on the planet. Travelers who aren't yet self-sufficient will likely find themselves surrounded by an expert team of local guides, in both rafts and kayaks. 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River right is Nevada, and river left is Arizona. This guide presents a variant of the Black Canyon Water Trail with no permits required. The suggested trip in this guide is to put in at Willow Beach, 11.5 miles downstream of the Hoover Dam, and to paddle upstream towards the dam as a day trip or to one of many riverside campsites before returning to Willow Beach. The Arizona Hot Springs at mile eight are an outstanding destination as well as campsite.  This trip is done year-round, although it is best in the spring and fall. Most people enjoy the river trail on canoes or kayaks. Be aware that the river level fluctuates throughout the day and night as the release from the Hoover dam is adjusted. 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