

by Adventures on the Gorge
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$306.68This whitewater rafting trip on the Lower New River in West Virginia lasts about five hours and includes a professional guide and lunch. The group size on each raft is limited to eight guests with a minimum of two people per booking. Participants begin at Adventures on the Gorge, where they receive a safety briefing and gear including a personal flotation device, helmet, and paddle. A 30-minute bus ride follows to the river put-in. The rafting starts with smaller rapids rated class I to III, allowing the group to get comfortable paddling and coordinating. The trip then moves on to larger rapids rated class IV and V. Around halfway through, the group stops for a deli-style lunch on the riverbank. After lunch, the raft continues downstream through more rapids between class III and V, passing through the heart of the New River Gorge. Between rapids, there are opportunities to swim, float, and possibly jump from rocks depending on water levels. The trip concludes just beyond the New River Gorge Bridge. All taxes, fees, lunch, and beverages are included, while gratuities and optional souvenir photos or DVDs are not.
Adventures on the Gorge
Meet at Adventures on the Gorge for a safety orientation and to receive rafting gear such as a personal flotation device, helmet, and paddle. After gearing up, take a 30-minute bus ride to the river put-in. The guide provides further instructions before launching. The rafting begins with smaller class I-III rapids to practice paddling and teamwork, then moves to larger class IV-V rapids. Midway through, the trip pauses for a deli-style lunch on the shore. After lunch, the raft continues through several class III-V rapids in the New River Gorge. Between rapids, there are chances to swim, float, and possibly jump from rocks depending on water levels. The trip ends just past the New River Gorge Bridge.


by Adventures on the Gorge
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$306.68This whitewater rafting trip on the Lower New River in West Virginia lasts about five hours and includes a professional guide and lunch. The group size on each raft is limited to eight guests with a minimum of two people per booking. Participants begin at Adventures on the Gorge, where they receive a safety briefing and gear including a personal flotation device, helmet, and paddle. A 30-minute bus ride follows to the river put-in. The rafting starts with smaller rapids rated class I to III, allowing the group to get comfortable paddling and coordinating. The trip then moves on to larger rapids rated class IV and V. Around halfway through, the group stops for a deli-style lunch on the riverbank. After lunch, the raft continues downstream through more rapids between class III and V, passing through the heart of the New River Gorge. Between rapids, there are opportunities to swim, float, and possibly jump from rocks depending on water levels. The trip concludes just beyond the New River Gorge Bridge. All taxes, fees, lunch, and beverages are included, while gratuities and optional souvenir photos or DVDs are not.
Adventures on the Gorge
Meet at Adventures on the Gorge for a safety orientation and to receive rafting gear such as a personal flotation device, helmet, and paddle. After gearing up, take a 30-minute bus ride to the river put-in. The guide provides further instructions before launching. The rafting begins with smaller class I-III rapids to practice paddling and teamwork, then moves to larger class IV-V rapids. Midway through, the trip pauses for a deli-style lunch on the shore. After lunch, the raft continues through several class III-V rapids in the New River Gorge. Between rapids, there are chances to swim, float, and possibly jump from rocks depending on water levels. The trip ends just past the New River Gorge Bridge.