The AO Current

This wonderful group got to experience all the amazing “in between the rapids” moments on our Tuolumne 2-Day rafting trip last weekend. Lounging at camp, fishing, a side hike to an abandoned gold mine, plus lots of delicious food!

The incomparable Upper Tuolumne River, more commonly known as Cherry Creek, boasts more than 20 unforgettable Class 4 & 5 rapids. Let’s look at the top five that made our list.

The 2024 All-Outdoors guide school was a great success! Our students and our seasoned guide school instructors spent a focused week training on the American River. With this solid foundation, we’re excited to see this next generation of guides lead the way into many more rafting seasons ahead.

This group of rafters had a jolly good time on our Middle Fork American 3-Day rafting trip last weekend. Days were filled with awesome whitewater, great side hikes, and some meaningful community time at camp.

Listen to our guide Emma as she provides some tips on what to wear and how to gear up for a summertime rafting trip so that you can enjoy your day on the river in maximum comfort, and in style!

Steering the heavy gear boats loaded with all the luggage and essentials we need on an overnight wilderness rafting trip is challenging, but can also be very peaceful.

Take a look at this roundup from our recent whitewater rafting trips on the South Fork American, Merced, and Tuolumne rivers. This could be you having a blast and making memories. What are you waiting for?

Our annual guide training trip on the California Salmon River is a wonderful opportunity for the All-Outdoors team to come back together after their off-season adventures. Relationships and friendships strengthen as our river family sets the focus on the upcoming rafting season.

The Class 4 Splitrock Rapid was a highlight of last weekend’s Merced River rafting trip. Great weather, fun playful river flows, and a capable crew all contributed to another successful trip.

Conditions were perfect for our first rafting trip of the 2024 season! First time and returning rafters were greeted by blue skies, green hillsides, and some amazing Class 3 whitewater on the South Fork American River.