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Cascadia Rafting

Discover the Skagit River, a hidden gem for adventure seekers seeking a more serene and remote rafting experience. Less crowded than other rivers in Washington, the Skagit offers exhilarating Class III whitewater, stunning waterfalls, ancient old-growth forests, and abundant wildlife. Just a few hours north of Seattle and nestled beneath the majestic glacier-covered volcanoes of the North Cascades, this river is part of the nation's largest National Wild and Scenic River system. Home to the largest population of wintering bald eagles in the country, the Skagit teems with diverse wildlife, including bears, mountain lions, songbirds, over 25 mammal species, and all five types of salmon. While the majority of the river features gentle Class I-II rapids, the renowned S-Bends rapids, a thrilling Class III section, has been a favorite among whitewater enthusiasts for decades.