It's Tieton Time!

The month of September Yakima Valley’s Tieton River will transform from a lazy river into Class III rapids due to the annual Flip Flop. Throughout the month of September, the Bureau of Reclamation releases irrigation water from the Rimrock Reservoir to assist the local salmon population during spawning. The result creates an average drop on the Tieton of 55 feet per mile, while most rivers drop at an average of 20 to 30 feet per mile.

Hit of the Day August 22nd

Hit of the Day Sunday August 22nd Adam guiding Tinley's Falls

Hit of the Day August 16th

Hit of the Day August 16th Ryan guiding Triple Shot rapd

Hit of the Day August 15th

Hit of the Day Sunday August 16th Bird guiding Tinley Falls

Hit of the Day August 14th

Hit of the Day Saturday August 14th Brett guiding Tinley Falls.

Hit of the Day August 5th

Hit of the Day August 5th Bird guiding Granny's Rapid

Hit of the Day August 4th

Hit of the Day August 4th Sean guiding Drunkard's Drop

Hit of the Day Aug. 2nd

Hit of the Day Monday August 2nd Rooster guiding Drunkard's Drop rapid

Hit of the Day Aug. 3rd

Hit of the Day Tuesday August 3rd Lars guiding Drunkard's Drop Rapid

Hit of the Day July 31

Hit of the Day Saturday July 31st Jared guiding on the Wenatchee River