DEL LOMA FARM FIELD GUIDE
A Gentle Day on the Trinity: Full‑Day Class II Rafting from Del Loma
A serene, pet‑friendly 6‑hour Class II rafting trip on the Trinity River that’s ideal for families and first‑time paddlers; this guide explains what to expect, what to bring, and the route’s standout moments.
A Gentle Day on the Trinity: Full‑Day Class II Rafting from Del Loma.
Embark on a picturesque, 6‑hour float down the Trinity River out of Del Loma — a mellow whitewater run of fun, short Class II rapids, long stretches of calm water for swimming and relaxation, wide sandy beaches, and reliable wildlife sightings. Suited to cautious first‑timers and young children, the outing includes a deli‑style organic lunch and is pet‑friendly, making it an accessible full‑day river experience.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Mild Class II Rapids with Plenty of Calm Water
The run mixes many fun, yet mild Class II rapids with long, serene floats — ideal for practicing basic paddling, taking a swim, or simply drifting and watching the river corridor go by.
Sandy Beaches and Clear Blue Water
Frequent pullouts on broad sandy beaches create natural lunch and swim stops; the water is noted for its clarity and the beaches provide space to stretch, picnic, and explore.
Organic Lunch, Family Focus, and Pet‑Friendly Policy
The trip includes a deli‑style organic lunch and accommodates families and pets, making it a full‑day outing that blends easy paddling with thoughtful onshore comforts.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
Expect a relaxed rhythm: put in for a continuous six‑hour run that alternates brief, playful Class II rapids with long, calm stretches for floating and swimming. Guides set a measured pace so younger paddlers and first‑timers can enjoy wildlife watching and beach stops, and a communal organic lunch breaks the day into two pleasant halves.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Wear clothes suitable for swimming and bring sunscreen and a refillable water bottle. Pack an extra warm layer of polypropylene or wool for cool spring days.
Secure sandals that strap or tennis shoes with rubber soles are required; flip‑flops are not allowed on whitewater trips.
Northern California summers are generally warm and sunny, but conditions can change; bring an insulating mid‑layer for cooler days.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the trip?
The trip is a six‑hour outing on the river.
What is the minimum age for participants?
The recommended minimum age for this section is 4 years old.
Are pets allowed on the trip?
Yes — this run is pet‑friendly.
Is lunch provided and what does it include?
Yes — the trip includes a deli‑style organic lunch (chips with salsa & hummus and fruit appetizer, build‑your‑own wraps with meats, cheeses, vegetables, and a dessert), with GF/V options available upon request.
What footwear should I wear?
Wear strapped sandals or tennis shoes with rubber bottoms; flip‑flops are not permitted on whitewater trips.
Are language accommodations available?
A Spanish‑speaking guide is available upon request.