Peshtigo River Rafting

Peshtigo River RaftingThis segment can be quite fun for the novice, andintermediate level paddlers seeking moderatechallenges of low to medium hazard rapids andboulder gardens.This river has it's own rugged, scenic character;beautiful, rocky and narrow, with pine, cedar, andhemlock trees frequently overhanging the banks.The Peshtigo is one of my favorite day tripping rivers.It always takes me back to my college days travelingthrough the Black Forest of Germany. The tannicwaters, impenetrable darkness of the forest, cool breezes, overhanging branches of the NicoletNational Forest; it truly is a magical experience. An excellent section for those transitioningfrom flat water to moving water. Beginner and intermediate level paddlers seeking moderatechallenges of low to medium hazard rapids and boulder gardens will enjoy this section of river.Burnt Bridge - F.S. Road 2136Intermediate/AdvancedThis section begins to show a little more of the ruggedwhitewater character it is famous for. There arenumerous rapids which tend to be long andchallenging through narrow rocky banks. First,Michigan Rapids, a scenic class 2-3 followed by a seriesof class 1-2 rapids. A break in the action and then theUpper Dells and then the Dells Rapids. Both rate class2-3 and often require good maneuvering skills.Farm Dam - Co. Road CThis section is also known as the 'roaring rapids' andhas some of the most unique whitewater features inthe entire midwest. Considered by some to be thepremier whitewater run in Wisconsin, and is highlyrecommended for advanced level whitewater kayakersand canoeists. First, Second, Third Drops, Five-FootFalls, Horserace Rapids and S-Curve Rapids are a few ofthe more notable rapids to challenge even the mostexperienced paddlers. This section is recommended forcanoeists and kayakers with ACA level III or higher paddling skills.

Wisconsin Whitewater Canoe & Kayak TourStretching from North to South, East to West,Wisconsin is truly blessed with some of the Midwest’sbest whitewater paddling. And, it’s all right in ourbackyard.Participants of the Wisconsin Whitewater canoe andKayak tour will explore and experience many of thesegreat rivers. Starting with an introductory “bootcamp” to kayaking and canoeing, paddlers quicklyprogress through the five day tour. Along the wayparticipants paddle the North and South Fork of theFlambeau River, White River, Bois Brule, Peshtigo, Occonto, Pike and finally the breathtakingWolf River*.Gear up and lets go Paddle!The strokes to learn are few, and the rivers are near.While the rest of our friends are watching TV, andwishing for something to do, we will be out on thewater, acquiring the skills that make it possible for usto explore the state and beyond. I paddle, I explore,and I am happy to share with you whatever I havelearned along the way. All you need to do is start witha willingness to try something new and a positivemental attitude. I’ll provide the canoes, kayaks andpaddles. The water is yours to explore. Each river tellsa story, adventure and discovery can be found withinthe history and magic of Wisconsin's Rivers. Don’t pass up this opportunity to explore the worldaround you. For most, this trip is a once in a lifetime journey to create memorable stories to tellyour friends and family for years to come. For some, it’s the beginning of something trulyspecial. For more information please visit http://www.riversportadventures.com