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Whitewater Rafting Each spring, as the mountains shed their snow, streams and rivers build up a head of water and pour down through valleys and gorges.
Adirondack Adventures Beaver Brook Outfitters Hudson River Rafting Company Whitewater Challengers Whitewater World Wild Waters Outdoor Center The Rafting Water Hudson River Beginning as a brook out of Lake Tear of the Cloud, the Hudson is joined by several other rivers as it gathers momentum through cataracts and gorges, growing ever deeper, ever wider, as it heads south. Running through Hamilton, Warren, and Saratoga Counties, the Hudson offers rafting second to none. For 17 miles, from Indian Lake to North Creek, the Hudson is considered one of America’s ten best whitewater rivers. During spring freshets, Class III and IV water rushes through the gorges. Summer and fall can be challenging and exciting with the Abanakee Dam release.Sacandaga River Flowing from the Great Sacandaga Lake to its confluence with the Hudson River at Lake Luzerne in southwestern Warren County, its Class II and III water provides great family rafting.River Rapid Classifications
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