Tuolumne River Rafting + Camping (2 day) - Full Review - All Outdoors Whitewater Rafting - June 2024
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Tuolumne River Rafting with All Outdoors - June 2024
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We all had a great experience whitewater rafting on the Tuolumne River on our 2 day trip. It was the first time for half our group. The guides were super fun and friendly, shoutout to Steve, Jack and Stella from All Outdoors.
We started with a 2 mile hike down to the river. We got in the water learned basic commands from our guide Steve. We had a rough start, getting stuck twice on Rock Garden but we locked in and found our rhythm. After a few rapids, we had lunch at Powerhouse, a relic from the gold rush age were they crushed quartz to extract gold. Our guides made a wonderful sandwich bar (Again Powerhouse was not filmed in the video due to the dead GoPro). Camping was super fun as we were served a protein packed dinner along an isolated strech of beach. We slept out in the stars and woke up to coffee and a hardy breakfast. The guides let us go out of the boat and swim some of the calmer rapids and jump in the water from several cliff jumps. We ate lunch and got towed out of Lake Don Pedro. We had a great time enjoying the nature of the Sierras. 10/10 would totally recommend.
Not much is needed to take on the adventure. A second pair of shoes is nice at camp as well as a change of clothes. Toiletries and a flashlight is recommended. The weather was pretty warm in the summertime, although bring a sleeping bag just in case. I would recommend to bring a tarp to lay out on the sand so the sleeping bags don't get sandy. Chairs are provided. Campfires are not permitted. They have a toilet at camp.
The Tuolumne was a great experience and you should definitely consider this adventure once in your life.
0:00 Intro
0:10 Hike down to the river
1:25 Rock Garden (Class IV)
1:52 Stuck (Part 1)
3:57 Stuck (Part 2)
7:30 Nemesis (Class IV)
9:52 Sutherland's Shoot (Class IV+)
11:46 Ram's Head (Class IV)
13:01 Upper India (Class IV)
13:28 Lower India (Class IV)
14:23 Stern's (Class IV)
16:08 Evangelist (Class IV)
17:47 Camping
20:38 Gray's Grindstone (Class IV)
22:48 Cliff Jumping
24:05 Thread the Needle (Class IV)
24:59 Hell's Kitchen (Class VI)
26:01 Abandoned Mine
27:53 Shenanigans
Thanks for watching. Hope this helped!
Tuolumne River Rafting + Camping (2 day) - Full Review - All Outdoors Whitewater Rafting - June 2024
Tuolumne River Rafting + Camping (2 day) - Full Review - All Outdoors Whitewater Rafting - June 2024
Dust Or Bust MTB
500 views
Tuolumne River Rafting with All Outdoors - June 2024
Set to higher quality playback quality, (720, 1080p) thank you!
We all had a great experience whitewater rafting on the Tuolumne River on our 2 day trip. It was the first time for half our group. The guides were super fun and friendly, shoutout to Steve, Jack and Stella from All Outdoors.
We started with a 2 mile hike down to the river. We got in the water learned basic commands from our guide Steve. We had a rough start, getting stuck twice on Rock Garden but we locked in and found our rhythm. After a few rapids, we had lunch at Powerhouse, a relic from the gold rush age were they crushed quartz to extract gold. Our guides made a wonderful sandwich bar (Again Powerhouse was not filmed in the video due to the dead GoPro). Camping was super fun as we were served a protein packed dinner along an isolated strech of beach. We slept out in the stars and woke up to coffee and a hardy breakfast. The guides let us go out of the boat and swim some of the calmer rapids and jump in the water from several cliff jumps. We ate lunch and got towed out of Lake Don Pedro. We had a great time enjoying the nature of the Sierras. 10/10 would totally recommend.
Not much is needed to take on the adventure. A second pair of shoes is nice at camp as well as a change of clothes. Toiletries and a flashlight is recommended. The weather was pretty warm in the summertime, although bring a sleeping bag just in case. I would recommend to bring a tarp to lay out on the sand so the sleeping bags don't get sandy. Chairs are provided. Campfires are not permitted. They have a toilet at camp.
The Tuolumne was a great experience and you should definitely consider this adventure once in your life.
0:00 Intro
0:10 Hike down to the river
1:25 Rock Garden (Class IV)
1:52 Stuck (Part 1)
3:57 Stuck (Part 2)
7:30 Nemesis (Class IV)
9:52 Sutherland's Shoot (Class IV+)
11:46 Ram's Head (Class IV)
13:01 Upper India (Class IV)
13:28 Lower India (Class IV)
14:23 Stern's (Class IV)
16:08 Evangelist (Class IV)
17:47 Camping
20:38 Gray's Grindstone (Class IV)
22:48 Cliff Jumping
24:05 Thread the Needle (Class IV)
24:59 Hell's Kitchen (Class VI)
26:01 Abandoned Mine
27:53 Shenanigans
Thanks for watching. Hope this helped!
Tuolumne River Rafting + Camping (2 day) - Full Review - All Outdoors Whitewater Rafting - June 2024