 Memorial Day Weekend
Cal Salmon River Festival
May 23 to May 26, 2008
Join us for our annual River Festival. Each day we'll run
a different section of the river and in the evening . . . campfire,
stories, and music. Families may come for camping only.
1-day: $140
2-day: $335
4-day: $575
(call for camping & meals only)
Teen Guide School
Lower Klamath River
June 8-13, 2008
Teen river rafting guide school is what is happening this
summer for aspiring guides aged 13-18. There will be work opportunities
available upon completion. More...
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Women's Yoga Retreat
June 19-22, 2008
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Amy Cooper leads this special Women's Yoga Retreat
in California on the Klamath River. We will spend four
inspiring and rejuvenating days & three nights on
the river, opening up and settling into the vast and
reflective beauty of nature. Our days will be a blend
of early morning and late afternoon yoga/meditation,
lots of time on the river enjoying nature and sharing
delicious vegetarian meals. The Klamath offers a combination
of exciting rapids, gentle stretches of warm water for
swimming, wild mountain scenery, diverse wildlife and
beautiful camping on secluded, sandy beaches.
Joining Amy are the women river guides from Turtle River
Rafting Company. So we can have time to let go, relax
and enjoy the peace of the river, our guides will take
care of all the daily meal preparation and packing our
gear on the rafts. And, of course, sharing their knowledge
and appreciation for the Klamath River wilderness. |
Women's Yoga Retreat
Registration
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AMY COOPER
Amy Cooper has taught yoga in the San Francisco
Bay Area for the past 22 years and is founding Director
of the Shasta
Yoga Center. She received her first teaching
certification from the Iyengar Yoga Institute of San
Francisco and later with the Integrative Yoga Therapy
Program.
Her teaching draws upon the Iyengar approach
for precision and alignment, the Vinyasa method for fluidity
and breath awareness and Buddhist Vipassana practice
for mindfulness and compassion. She boats the Klamath
River each summer with her family. |
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