Rafting Fun

Your Maine white water rafting trip combines the thrills of the water flume rides at Six Flags, Disney World or Busch Gardens with the awe of Mother Nature surrounded by the scenic beauty of the rock-walled Kennebec River Gorge and evergreen forest of the fast flowing Dead River. Maine has more miles of white water rafting than all the rest of New England and New York combined. Your Maine whitewater rafting trip is capped off with an open-grill meal of steak, chicken, fish or veggie burger, river rice and home-made dessert. You're sure to have magical memories of white water rafting in Maine. View rafting trips

Rafting Safety & Comfort

Your safety is our number one priority. Our white water rafts are custom-designed, self-bailing Aire rafts with double-skinned hulls with air chambers, and safety handles. The PFD's you'll be wearing are Class 3/5 model PFD's with the highest flotation rating. Learn about us

Great Value Whitewater Trip

You'll find the best-value Maine camping, lodging and white water rafting trips for your vacation dollar. Magic Falls has special packages for families, youth and recreation groups, Scouts, day camps and summer youth camps, outing clubs, sports teams, college students, and military personnel. Bring your family and friends for a bachelor or bachelorette party, project graduation, high school or college reunion, corporate retreat or family get-together. We strive to individualize your Maine whitewater rafting experience by keeping our white water rafting and adventure groups small. We offer discount specials and reduced rates for Maine residents, vacationers staying with our Maine lodging partners and association discounts. See our rates & specials

Maine White Water Report [Updated 6/11/2023]

Kennebec River

5000 10 am to 6 pm
8000 July 3
Chilly-wet suits recommended.

Any upcoming published flows are approximate and forecasts are estimates only. Actual flows will vary and can change quickly at any time. Always be alert and wear an approved flotation device. Never go in or near the water until you know and accept the risks you are assuming by being in this area.

Dead River

Sept 3 5500 cfs
Sept 16 3500 cfs
Chilly

The Dead is the longest, continuous stretch of Class III-V whitewater in the East. Always use caution when recreating on or near dammed waters as water levels could change without notice.