"I just had to let you know that the crew from Johnny’s Selected Seeds had an AWESOME time on Friday, June 15th! Out of the six of us, four had never been white water rafting before and we all loved it! I can speak for myself and tell you I could easily be addicted to rafting! The weather was unbelievable. The lunch was really good and our guide, Chris was fantastic! We will request him again. I do believe we may book again in the fall. I don’t think I can wait until next year! :) Thanks again!"
Cathy P., Winslow, ME

"Thanks for an amazing adventure. 11 Wild Women rafting! Thank goodness we got the DVD because no one would believe we really did it. We had a blast. You run a class operation. All of your guides were hospitable and respectful. The whole adventure was perfect."
Lee-Ann G., Portsmouth. NH

"On behalf of the Concord NH Hog Chapter, we want to thank all the staff for the wonderful experience we had this past 4th of July weekend. The food, accommodations and rafting all exceeded our expectations. Kudos to our guide for a job well done!!!!"
Mark B., Concord, NH

"Thank you, David and Donna for the excellent time we had last weekend, it was the best time ever! Want to do it again in the fall. Thank you so much again, it was great seeing you."
Andy M.

Maine Whitewater Rafting Gift Certificates

Magic Falls Gift Certificates are available in any denomination and may be purchased by calling

1-800-207-7238.

 

Maine White Water Report [Updated 5/22/2013]

Kennebec River

4,600CFS 10 am-noon
330 CFS noon-midnight
low 50's water temperature

CFS-Cubic Feet per second Remember-During May and most of June wetsuits are mandatory. On dam controlled rivers, water flows are subject to change with weather and operations at the dam. Always use caution when recreating below dams as water levels could change abruptly and without notice.

Dead River

5500 CFSSunday May 26
5500 CFS Saturday, June 1
mid 40's water temperature

CFS= Cubic Feet Per Second With the chilly water, wetsuits are mandatory. The Dead is the longest, continuous stretch of Class III-V whitewater in the East. Always use caution when recreating below dams as water levels could change without notice.