Are there any good whitewater rafting outfitters near Estes Park, CO?
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Try Rapid Transit Rafting in Estes.  They've been in business for a long time.  Many moons ago I worked for a competitor that has since gone out of business.  Rapid Transit can take you either on the Poudre River (Class II-IV) near Ft Collins or on the Colorado River (Class II-III) west of Kremmling.  Both places are a ways from Estes so expect to spend at least an hour on the road to access the river and again to return to Estes.  (Rapid Transit would be taking you in their van or bus, I think) The Poudre is closer to Estes than the Colorado, so a shorter drive.  The Colorado is more scenic while the Poudre has more whitewater.  Snowfall was a little above average this year, so both rivers will have decent flow.
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Just outside of San Antonio, there is New Braunsfels.  It is a blast to take the kids river rafting there.
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You can search for a facility near you at http://www.ussailing.org/community/wts/index.asp
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Try Lincoln Recreational Park on East Escalante road.  You should not run alone though.  You can also try the golf courses.
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yeah, i have no clue where Dobbs Ferry is but i've found that rec kayaks don't work so well in open water...i recently went down the Susquehanna in a 9 footer...it was good to navigate around rocks and stuff, but wind and current make it kinda difficult when the river widens.  I would recommend renting (or buying) a touring kayak instead.
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Depends upon the time of year, but whitewater rafting is really cool.  You can get a solid day or overnight package for two in either Northern or Southern California (and Oregon).\n\nOr, book a night at the Awahnee Lodge in Yosemite. Do some hiking, and take him back for a little romance.  Very cool place, though not cheap.\n\nYou could do either of these as a gift certificate/basket, and work with him on the exact dates.
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http://www.texasoutside.com/  try this
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www.cabelas.com\n\nThe world's foremost outfitter!
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i dont know but you can go to MTBreview.com and look up trails in the area or you can try pinkbike.com and look for places there.
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one of the best parks i've been to is el dorado park/nature center in long beach,ca. the park is so big it's cevided into about 2 sections in one section it has a nature center/trail. on the other side it has a train ride, a lake for fishing and paddle boats to ride, a few playgrounds, picnic areas w/benches, tables and some even have bbq grills, and on the weekends they even have poney rides. pony rides,train and paddle boats are for a fee of course.
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Try Shawnee or Camelback
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The sites I listed have some neat stuff. I like the jump rope ones.
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Try this:\n\nGames & Recreation \n->Outdoor recration
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Try Jekkyll island. I believe they rent canoes and kayaks.
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Trying to keep track (and actually use) extra gear in a swim is a bad idea.  Your best bet (other than a good PFD) is to learn self rescue techniques and practice them in less threatening conditions.  Just keep your head...very few people ever actually drown while whitewater rafting, but it is always a risk.
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I found a few listed on American camping associations website that have waterslides.  If none of these are right for you try searching at http://find.acacamps.org/finding_a_camp.php\nand they will be able to turn up more for you.\nGood luck.