Rafting The Kennebec River!
This was our 4th rafting trip with Northern Outdoors. We have so much fun each year that we can’t wait to go back and do it again next year! The rafting guides are exceptional!
Whitewater Rafting, Waterfall Hiking – Rainy Day Fun
Whitewater rafting Maine’s Kennebec River, and hiking to Moxie Falls, one of New England’s highest waterfalls. Have fun outdoors no matter the weather with the right gear and the right people!
Soul Food
We brought family with us this year and they were not sure what to expect. Everyone enjoyed the adventure and excitement of something real and natural.
Great Time at a High School Reunion
My wife and I stayed at the River Driver Cabin last weekend for a high school reunion. We had a great time. I can’t say enough good things about the staff.
Truly Fantastic
We decided this year to do a group family trip and introduce our kids to our love of rafting. The guides were truly fantastic dealing with our children.
Great Trip Down the Kennebec
We had a great trip down the Kennebec with Trevor. We hit everything there was to hit, and no matter where you were in the raft you got into the action.
Better & Better
This was my 3rd time staying here and my experience gets better and better each time. We rafted the Kennebec and couldn’t have asked for a better day.
Awesome Bachelor Party
We had such a good time with Northern Outdoors for my bachelor party. We did whitewater rafting on the Kennebec river and it was a blast.
Bachelor Party Weekend!
I was placed in charge of planning Bachelor Party weekend for a group of 8 guys, with only one pre-requisite from the groom to be. He wanted to go White Water Rafting and he heard that Northern Outdoors was the best place to do it. Following his lead, I organized our group and contacted Northern Outdoors to begin planning our trip. The staff I spoke to by phone were very informative, and made booking a breeze…
Triple Crown of Rafting
Interested in rafting all three rivers in one weekend?! Earn the exclusive Triple Crown paddle by booking the Penobscot, Dead, and Kennebec Rivers on Labor Day Weekend.
