As the weather continues to warm and
the Virginia greenery steadily emerges, many people are venturing outdoors as
though waking from hibernation. Outdoor activities are re-surfacing as well,
and that includes those that surround the James River.
For the past 24 years, the Denby
family has owned and operated James
River Reeling and Rafting, providing Scottsville and the surrounding areas
with a number of river adventures. From self-guided float trips to canoeing,
kayaking, fishing, and tubing, you’ll find an activity that suits both your
interests and your experience level:
Beginner: Take a 4-mile
journey from Hatton Ferry to Scottsville,
floating your way down the river for anywhere from 1 to 4 hours. “Experience
the tranquility of the James River on this relaxing day trip.”
If you’re ready for 2-4 hours of
some fantastic Class I rapids, then a Warren
to Scottsville tour is at your service. The 7-mile trip is a “great
experience for the novice paddlers…or for the fishermen that want to
concentrate on that citation smallmouth bass instead of a lot of paddling.”
Intermediate:
Stretch out those arms and prepare for a 12.5-mile Howardsville to Scottsville tour,
lasting 4-6 hours and including Class I and II rapids.
Advanced: Think
you can handle 12 miles of Class I, II, and III rapids? Then you’ll love the
Scottsville to Bremo Bluff tour with its challenging 4-6 hours of paddle time.
Every tour along the James River
includes stunning Virginia scenery and flashes of wildlife, including osprey,
bald eagles, deer, herons, and more. Book
your room at High Meadows Vineyard
Inn, and don’t miss out on this river reeling!
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