Whitewater rafting takes equipment, skill, knowledge, and patience… or just a really great guide. Whether you’ve never tried it or you’re still a bit of a novice, embarking on a guided tour is much safer than attempting it on your own or with a group of fellow beginners. And that’s where Wiley E. Waters’ Whitewater Rafting comes in.

Located in Spokane, Wiley E. Waters was founded by Kyle Brock in 1994.
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Kyle wanted to make a living doing something he truly loved, and for 20 years, he succeeded. When Kyle retired, he sold the business to former employee Josh Flanagan, who loves it just as much.
Josh leads most of the tours himself, although he does have a couple of well-trained guides.
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They offer whitewater rafting adventures on the Spokane River, the Grande Ronde, and the Clark Fork in Missoula.
The Spokane River trips are definitely the most popular.
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The 2-3 hour trip takes you through the iconic Riverside State Park, and the scenery is spectacular.

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Don't book this experience if you're afraid to get wet -- this is definitely the most exciting of the three tours.
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Your guide will navigate you through 2 Class III rapids, Bowl and Pitcher and Devil's Toenail. Both are appropriately named.
While you're rafting, you'll have plenty of opportunities to stop and go for a swim, and you might even see some wildlife along the way.
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All of your equipment and cold beverages are included, and the guides will help you get familiar with everything.
This one-of-a-kind adventure costs $64 and $59 for children.
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And if you can get a group of 10 together, you can get a discount.

Have you ever been whitewater rafting? Book your next exhilarating adventure here. And if tubing is more your speed, try this all-day tubing adventure first.

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