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Whitewater rafting can be fun and exhilarating. It can also be scary and dangerous if you venture out by yourself in an area that's rated way above your experience level. But, are there rafting trips which offer fun and excitement, but still mild enough for beginners and children? Absolutely. Here are a few you might consider.1. Little Gore Canyon - Near Denver, ColoradoWith a rating of Class I to III, the Little Gore Canyon section of the Colorado River offers mild yet exciting whitewater suitable for beginners and families with children. You can enjoy Little Gore Canyon in a raft, kayak, inflatable kayak or a canoe.Companies which offer rafting trips for families in Little Gore Canyon include:Bill Dvorak's Kayak & Rafting Expeditions Providing expeditions since 1969, Dvorak's was Colorado's first licensed outfitter. They offer 2-day family expeditions in Little Gore Canyon, with meals included. For more information, call them at 800-824-3795.Rancho Del RioOffers half and full-day trips with lunch included, as well as an overnight and three-day trip with choice of three meal plans. Call them at 970-653-4431 for more information.2. San Miguel River - Near Telluride, ColoradoA rafting trip along the San Miguel River near Telluride, Colorado will provide .. more»

When it comes to fishing, few kinds match the fun and excitements of fishing in canoe, and for this you will need canoe outriggers. An outrigger, pure and simple, is utilized to make sure the boat is stable out on the water.It does so by adding weight o the boat so that it takes away the danger of capsizing, and this is particularly useful in rapids or rougher waters. You obviously don't need to worry about it on a calm lake or river, but if you plan on fishing gin more adventurous waters, then a cane outrigger will be an important part of your arsenal.Therefore, when looking or a canoe, be sure it comes equipped with canoe outriggers. Yes, these will be quite a bit more pricey than buying a canoe that doesn't have outriggers, but again, it will be well worth the cash pent.If you don't plan on fishing much, you can always just rent these down at the water, and save yourself some money, but if you plan on going quit a bit, then owning your own canoe outrigger is very important.Also, you can buy canoes and outriggers separately, which might be an effective idea to save some .. more»