Rafting News August 2008

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WEDNESDAY, 20 AUGUST 2008
	OARS' Trips Offer Adventure Vacation Alternatives
	Angels Camp, California - O.A.R.S. (Outdoor Adventure River Specialists) continues its increasingly popular and award-winning Wine on the River & Wilderness Gourmet rafting series in 2008. Trips are planned at the end of August and September on Idaho's Middle Fork of the Salmon River and on the Snake River through Hells Canyon, as well as on California's Tuolumne River and the Rogue River in Orego Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 19 AUGUST 2008
	Surfin' Sunday Competition at ACE Adventure Resort
	It's about the thrill of victory. It's the pursuit of excellence. It's bragging rights at its best. Is it an Olympic competition or a world championship? No, it's the annual Surfin' Sunday whitewater rafting competition held at ACE Adventure Resort during Gauley Season. Created by ACE to create some fun competition among guests and guides and recognize exemplary teamwork, there is a team of four l Read Full Story
	Celebrate Grandparents' Day through Rafting
	West Forks, ME - Grandparents raft for free on Grandparents Day, September 7th, with Magic Falls Rafting Company in West Forks, Maine. Every grandparent, whitewater rafting on the Kennebec River with a grandchild aged 10 and older, will receive a free trip and barbecue. The raft trip rate for youth on Grandparents Day is $59. Magic Falls Rafting Company owners, Dave and Donna Neddeau, are gra Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 15 AUGUST 2008
	Rafting Labor Day Vacation Special on Rogue River
	Grants Pass, OR - Join O'Brien's Rogue River Outfitters and capture the breathtaking beauty that is unique to the Rogue River on our full day or half day rafting adventures. Guests may choose to ride along in a 16-foot or 18-foot Rogue Inflatable Raft, paddle their own inflatable kayaks, or even opt to experience both rides by switching back and forth between the raft and kayak. This 15-mile stret Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 14 AUGUST 2008
	Portal Station Dedicated to Rafter who Passed Away
	The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Fremont County, Idaho paid tribute with a ceremony last Friday and dedicated a portal station to Joe Leffel, a BLM officer who died two months ago in a rafting accident in Alaska. Leffel's family, friends, as well as co-workers attended the ceremony. Emily Leffel, his wife, and his family remembered how much the rafter loved life. Rafting was one thing Read Full Story
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