A six-mile-wide caldera created by the eruption and collapse of Mt. Mazama around 7,000 years ago, the indescribably blue Crater Lake is the deepest in the United States and is the centerpiece for the nation’s fifth-oldest national park. It a beautiful place!
Crater Lake National Park
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Fall Trips on the Rogue and Hells Canyon of the Snake
With hotter weather, cool water, long days, amazing flows, and summer breaks – summer is by far the most popular time for a river trip. But ask any guide (or our office staff) when their favorite time to be on the river is and you will more often then not... learn more
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Our Kern River Rafting Safari was featured in Travel and Leisure
“after drifting 10 miles down the Kern, we arrived at Momentum’s base camp. An enclave of safari-style tents set atop wooden platforms—inside two of which, as if by magic, our luggage awaited—the experience was like being shipwrecked in a place you never want to be rescued from.” Our Kern... learn more
- The Momentum Blog
