Triad River Tours

This month North Cascades’ rivers and streams presents "Spawn of the Dead!"

After returning to rivers to spawn, Pacific salmon stop eating and quickly begin to rapidly age and die, a process known as spawning out. The fish begin to rot while still alive and with missing eyes and other chunks, become the living dead! Yep, they become zombie salmon! Good news for everyone though, instead of turning other fish and anglers into the undead as well, zombie salmon are an important part of the ecosystem and are a vital winter food source for scavengers like bald eagles.

Check out spawning salmon right now in rivers throughout the park complex.

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🚶‍♀️Virtual Camp Roundup🥾
Alpengirl Camp

Looking for an unforgettable summer experience? Check out Alpengirl, they have over 20 outdoor adventures that explore the best that the Mountain West and Pacific Northwest have to offer!

Use the link below for more info⬇️
https://www.alpengirlcamp.com/

There's something magical about floating down the Skagit river in the middle of winter on one of our heated boats🦅🌲

Check out our winter trip options here - https://triadrivertours.com/bald-eagle-river-tour-rafting-skagit

Happy New Year! We can't wait to see you all on the river in 2024🥳

Seeing smiling faces on our rafts is a top priority at Triad. We are lucky to get to show so many people the rivers in Washington, and making sure that your experience is amazing is not something that we take lightly.

Thank you to everyone who booked with us this year, and we can't wait to see who comes out in 2024!

It's never to early to plan your next whitewater adventure. Check out our gift card options by following the link below!

https://triadrivertours.com/gift-cards

Don't forget to take a moment to appreciate the world around you today🌲

☁️ There's nothing like a foggy day on the Skagit.. ☁️

One of the main rivers that we operate on is the Skagit River in the North Cascades. While this river offers a beauty that is hard to find elsewhere, it has a lot more to offer than just its looks.

The Skagit is widely known as one of the most important river systems for salmon spawning in the Pacific Northwest. Every year, several species of salmon travel up the river to spawn. The salmon are a key part of the ecosystem, providing food for many mammals and bird species in the area.

Since day one, we have seen the importance of teaching both our guides and our guests how to care for the rivers we run. It is our commitment to leave the river better than how we found it, and we hope you will all choose to do the same. For more information on what exactly we’re doing to reduce our impact in the PNW, please visit our website.

Feel free to message us for more information.

https://triadrivertours.com/environmentalism

If you've been missing the beauty of the rivers in northern Washington, is currently running trips on the Skagit and the Nooksack. Head over to their page and check out their different options. Pro tip - look for the heated boat tours!

https://www.skagiteagles.com/

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Let Nature Be True to Itself and We Will See Resiliency — The Middle Fork Nooksack River flows from the glaciers of Mount Baker, with only one dam interrupting its free-flowing course for nearly 60 years. In 2020, the process began to remove the Middle Fork Nooksack Diversion Dam, located near Deming, Washington, and was part of the original supplemental w...

If you’ve been looking for a Christmas gift the whole family can enjoy, look no further!

You can purchase a gift card through our website or schedule your trip for the 2024 summer rafting season. Don’t miss out on your chance to give a Christmas gift that the whole family will be talking about for years to come🎄🌊

View our tours at https://triadrivertours.com