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Guests can enjoy the Skagit River as expert guides point out majestic members of the area’s bald-eagle population in their natural habitat
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amy
2 ratings2 reviews
Such a great trip with Capt Dave! We had a great time and will go again!
Joie
1 ratings1 reviews
Capt. Dave made several inappropriate and uncomfortable comments toward members of my party. -1/10 experience
Guest
2 ratings2 reviews4 photos
We had a great time floating the Sauk River. Our guide, Dave, was outstanding treating us to an unforgettable day on the water!
rebecca
3 ratings1 reviews
My husband and I had an amazing experience. We had a very knowledgeable experienced river guide Donavon, he made us feel safe, kept us laughing and taught us about the river and the wildlife. Can’t wait to do it again.
Sabira
22 ratings11 reviews
Very beautiful serene. We enjoyed much and will go again with Captain Dave in anither river venture soon
Balaranjith
2 ratings2 reviews
I went with few friends and their families. Initially we were apprehensive about the trip. Once we were in his raft, the apprehensions went away. We had a great relaxing trip with a stop in an island. We saw several birds including bald eagles. Kids also enjoyed the trip totally. Had a great trip and would definitely recommend it...
Jessica
1 ratings1 reviews
Well to start, the life jackets were old and outdated, and our shuttle to the drop in site was his van that didn't have enough seats or seat belts for our party of 4. Then he dropped us off in the state park while going to park his van off outside of the park and rode his bike back to us. We waited for about 15 min for him to come back. Once we were on the raft he told us that it was illegal to drop in on the state park property. and the rbeautiful. No ponchos were provided for thr bad we
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About This Deal
- What’s included:
- Shuttle service
- Life jackets
- Rain ponchos and all other necessary foul weather gear
- Professional guides
- Duration: around three hours
- Departure time: 9 a.m., 11:30 a.m., or 2 p.m.
- Departure location: 10909 HWY 530, next to The Skagit River Bridge in Rockport
- Click here to view the schedule
- Notable sights: the participants have a unique chance to see between 20 and 200 bald eagles in their natural habitat.
- What to bring:
- Snacks
- Binoculars
- A camera or a video camera in a plastic bag; organizers can supply dry bags if needed
- Dry clothes to leave in the car and wear after the trip
- Age restrictions: participants younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult guardian.
Fine Print
Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Reservation required. Younger than 18 must be accompanied by guardian. Subject to weather. Merchant's standard cancellation policy applies (any fees not to exceed voucher price). May be repurchased every 30 days. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. All goods or services must be used by the same person.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Pacific NW Float Trips
Dave Button grew up along Washington's Skagit River and had the inspiration to found his own company while navigating the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon under the helm of famed guide Georgie White. Soon after, Dave returned home to create Pacific NW Float Trips in 1974. Today, Dave and his crew of trained, passionate guides pioneer the routes and share their knowledge of the region's landscapes and salmon population via inspirational tours held year-round on the Skagit, Nooksack, and Wenatchee Rivers. Pacific NW's famed Bald Eagle Raft Adventure grants tourists a chance to take in the serenity of rustling cottonwoods and the majesty of Mount Baker as their guides quietly point out migratory eagles from Canada and Alaska.