The Futaleufu River in the Patagonia region of southern Chile is the setting for non-stop fun. Set amid stone towers, snow-capped peaks and old-growth forests, the mighty "Fu" offers some of the best whitewater rafting found anywhere in the world.

Clear Creek is located in an old mining valley in the Colorado Rockies. The average gradient of this river is 67 feet per mile - it's a steep, technical river with sections appropriate for all ages.

This is the longest, most varied river adventure in the American West; raft over 300 miles on all three magnificent forks of the Salmon River.

This is the Queen Charlotte Islands, or Haida Gwaii: A hundred and thirty islands at the edge of North America - the "Canadian Galapagos". Rainforests draped with moss. Humpbacks rising from the ocean.

Join biologist guides for a weekend in the primary orca whale watching zone. Launch from San Juan Island and kayak along the Canadian border to an outer island camp. Hike to a lighthouse atop a spectacular sunset view cliff with nesting falcons & eagles.