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2010 brings new trips
We will be including some new multiday trips down the Cache La Poudre River. A two day trip from upper Rustic down through the bridges section make for one of the longest 2-day trips around. We are also now offering one and two week trips to Panama
Poudre Canyon Name History
by Ben Costello, January 2018 While doing some cleaning, I came across an old document and thought the information might be interesting to post. The information in the document was compiled by Stanley R. Case in June of 1992 for the Arapaho/Roosevelt National Forest folks. It outlines the name history of many sites in the…
2015 Projected Flow for Poudre River Above Average
As of March 1, 2015 the Cache La Poudre River spring and summer flow is forecast to be at levels around 103% of average flows. This is according to the Colorado Water Supply Outlook Report issued by the US Department of Agriculture, Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS). NRCS issues a monthly report from January to…
Equally Challenged with Special Guests
Friday evening music series at Mountain Whitewater Another great night of music at the Paddler’s Pub was had by all on Friday! The band Equally Challenged performed live with some help of some special guests from the Honey Gitters, Bourbon Toothpaste and the Holler!. Concert goers enjoyed the music while playing volleyball, drinking local Colorado…
Mountain Whitewater Finds Success with New Booking Engine
For the summer 2014 whitewater rafting season, Mountain Whitewater was in need of finding a new reservation platform. Our old system worked, but was outdated, not intuitive for users and did not provide the kind of support that we would like. There are a multitude of different reservation software platforms available for tour operators today,…
What’s In a Name
A History of the Cache La Poudre River by Morgan Mayo Juniper and silver sage cascading down long red riverbanks. The shadow of spruce trees falling across dark water, flowing over lichen covered boulders, disappearing over drops and around bends in a tumult of white. Craggy grey canyon walls against a pale blue sky, all…