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Nisqually River
Within 45 minutes of Olympia, the Nisqually River provides a leisurely class 1 to 2 float. Thick forest and abundant wildlife serve as the backdrop to this trip. Most of the scenery on this trip is untouched by modern man providing a window into the past. The Nisqually River is raftable for most of the year but spring through early fall is the preferable time as the weather is warmer.
Photo courtesy
Blue Sky Outfitters
*The river description above courtesy of Blue Sky Outfitters.
The following commercial outfitters run rafting trips on the Nisqually River. Visit their web sights to learn more.
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