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Triad River Tours – East Skagit

Bald-Eagle River Tour and Winery Tour for One, Two, or Four with Wine Tasting (Up to 70% Off)

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Tue Dec 11 07:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$75
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$46
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  • Date Night
  • Fresh Air
  • Wine Country

In a Nutshell

After a leisurely cruise down the Skagit River, guests retreat to a vineyard to taste wines locally crafted from vines grown along the river

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 15, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required 7 days in advance. $25 cancellation fee applies for one person option; $50 cancellation fee applies for two; $100 cancellation fee applies for four. Must sign waiver.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Humans often relax by communing with nature: hiking through mountains, paddling down rivers, and eating berries indiscriminately. Get your fill of nature with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $29 for a bald-eagle river tour and winery tour for one with wine tasting (a $75 value)
  • $49 for a bald-eagle river tour and winery tour for two with wine tasting (a $150 value)
  • $89 for a bald-eagle river tour and winery tour for four with wine tasting (a $300 value)

Challenger Ridge Vineyard serves as the hub for this tour, which incorporates a leisurely float down the river and wine tastings. Guests float down the Skagit River, home to peaceful scenery and the occasional bald eagle hunting for spawning salmon. Afterward, the group heads back to the winery for a short tour and tasting of select wines. Once at the vineyard, visitors can unwind with short hikes, explore the vines, or play games of horseshoes or bocce while taking in the evening mountain air.

Triad River Tours

Growing up in Idaho, Luke E. Baugh was never far from adventure. His early experiences in the state's rugged backcountry were so formative that, rather than settling down when he got older, he set out to explore the natural landscape of the entire United States. Luke spent years on the nation's most challenging rivers, mastering the art and safety of rafting as he learned to maneuver through their harrowing rapids. But that wasn't enough. Luke had to share the beauty he'd experienced with others.

At Triad River Tours, Luke and his team know that the number-one reason people don't get to enjoy the outdoors is fear, which is why they make it their mission to ease as many of their customers' worries as possible. Every lead rafting guide is a professional outdoorsman who undergoes and graduates from Swiftwater Rescue training. Every tour follows meticulous safety protocols, including the use of a safety kayaker to communicate upcoming river conditions and funny-looking pebbles. And even before they offer a tour, the team spends up to six months scouting, preparing, and analyzing the specific route to ensure that every variable has been accounted for. This is all so that everyone, from the timid to the adventurous, can enjoy the beauty of the water and the inspiration of the outdoors. The result is a range of exhilarating tours for every interest, from the tranquility of wine-tasting and romantic dinner tours to the adrenaline boost of Sauk River's Class III rapids.

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The Groupon Guide to: Tricking Your Kids into Eating Vegetables

Kids don't want to eat vegetables because vegetables aren't fun. Make legumes laughably fun with these tips for preparing vegetables:

  • Put black beans on circular slices of potato to give your kids healthier "chocolate-chip cookies."

  • Cut corn off the cob and offer their picky palates some "rotten goblin teeth."

  • Mash yams and your young ones will be thrilled to eat "a very sick man's innards."

  • An avocado kind of looks like a hand grenade.

  • Remove the strings from celery. Kids will voluntarily eat celery if it's not strung like some kind of ridiculous violin.

Mom, can I have seconds of goblin teeth?

Triad River Tours

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    East Skagit

    43095 Challenger Rd.
    Concrete, Washington 98237
    (360) 510-1243
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