Cherry Creek Upper Tuolumne at 2000 cfs
For a while there in the beginning of June, flows into the Tuolumne out of Cherry Creek were hovering somewhere around 2000 cfs. This may not mean anything to most of you, but 2000 cfs used to be the magic […]
Published July 1st, 2007
(Video) Merced River Rafting Trip, May 20, 2007
Video from last Sunday’s Merced rafting trip.
(Video) North Fork American River Rafting Trip, May 5, 2007
Video from last Saturday’s rafting trip on the North Fork American River:
Cherry Creek and the Tuolumne River… Combined!
All-Outdoors just expanded our business on the Tuolumne River and Cherry Creek, which means we have twice as many available rafting trips up there and, even better, some new ones! With all those launch dates to choose from, and with […]
California Water Flow Predictions, 2007 – the Fourth Quarter
In my most recent Blog post dated March 1, I used an analogy of a football game to explain our State’s “water year” which begins October 1 and ends May 31. Like a football game, these wet months are divided […]
The Big Game of Predicting California Water Flows for 2007
Hi. I am Gregg Armstrong, co-owner and founder of All-Outdoors California Whitewater Rafting. One of my many responsibilities over the years has been to watch California’s rainfall and snow pack totals to determine and predict what the rafting season will […]
Long-Awaited Auburn Dam Study Predicts Costs in Excedence of 6 Billion Dollars
Last year, Doolittle decided to use (ahem…waste..ahem) 1 billion taxpayer dollars for yet another study on the proposed Auburn Dam. A dam which, if built, would drown miles of the Middle and North Forks of the American River. And for […]
Association of Future American River Raft Guides, Annual Meeting 2007
All-Outdoors’ Next Generation; from left to right: “Hootie” Dunkle: President; Hayden Hennicke: Vice President; Jordan Freer, VP Face-Making; Wyatt Pope: Social Chair and Devoted Husband; Myra Pittman: Director of All Mischeivious Plots The Association of Future Raft Guides met on […]
AO Gives Our Most-Frequent Floaters a Chance to Get To Know Each Other
We’ve talked about it for years, saying what a shame it was that “Bob” and “Joe” have never been on the same trip together, because they’re both pretty neat guys and apparently love rafting almost as much as we do. […]
A New Generation of Cherry Creek Guides Stepping It Up
Cherry Creek… fourteen Class V rapids, 200 feet of elevation lost in one mile… one of the most intimidating and exhilerating rivers to raft on. And that’s if you’re paddling. The thought of having to make all the decisions of […]