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Outfitters
The Cispus River is just outside of the
small town of Randle, about an hour and a half east of
Chehalis, off of
Highway 12. This
river offers class 3 to 4 whitewater. The
Cispus gets its water from snowmelt and rain, making the late spring
through early summer its main season.
Trips begin within thick, moss-covered forest with views of the
surrounding mountains. The pace starts out slow but soon quickens with
class 3 whitewater. A rapid named Prickly
Pear marks the entrance into the canyon section. Within
the canyon, rafters encounter rapids with names like Big Bend and White
Lightning. At this point, the river
descends into a small basalt canyon. The river then widens and the
mountains return into view to finish the trip.
The river description
above
courtesy of
Blue Sky
Outfitters.
GUIDES and OUTFITTERS
The following commercial
outfitters run rafting trips on the Cispus River. Visit
their web sights to learn more.
Alpine Adventures.
894 US Highway 2,
P.O. Box 253,
Leavenworth, WA 98826. Phone: 509-782-7042;
Toll Free: 800-926-7238; Fax 206-328-0597.
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