New 2009 40th
Anniversary Catalog

The all-new 84-page, better-than-ever, 2009 O.A.R.S. Catalog should be arriving in your mailbox in early November!

Request your copy today.

Get a sneak peak of our new catalog online!

You can flip through the pages of our 2009 Catalog right here in your web browser with handy navigation tools that allow you to go forward and back through the pages, jump straight to a section or any page number, and zoom in or out on the pages as you read.

Early Bird Special
Extended to October 7th!

Reserve your 2009 trip* before the end of the day on October 7th, 2008, and we’ll give you this year’s price! Not only is this a great deal, but it allows you to lock in the best dates on some of our most popular trips.

Call 1-800-346-6277 to reserve your trip today!

*Offer not valid on Grand Canyon, Middle Fork of the Salmon, Yampa, Green, Canadian or International departures.

Questions about trips or making reservations?
Contact info@oars.com or call 800-346-6277

O.A.R.S. (Outdoor Adventure River Specialists)
PO Box 67
Angels Camp, CA 95222

Christmas in the Enchanted Isles!

Save $400 on our land-based Galápagos Multi-Sport, December 20th - 29th, 2008. Available for individual bookings or private group charter, take advantage of this rare opportunity to spend Christmas in the Enchanted Galápagos Islands on our one-of-a-kind land-based multi-sport.

Call 1-800-346-6277 to reserve your trip today!

Wild & Scenic Rivers Act Turns 40!

On October 2, 1968 President Johnson signed into law the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, with the goal of protecting our country's wild river heritage and all the benefits wild rivers bring to our communities.

American Rivers President, Rebecca Wodder recently said, “Today, the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System is one of our country's most important natural resource programs and protecting Wild and Scenic rivers enjoys strong bi-partisan support. There are 165 Wild and Scenic rivers around the country. The Missouri River explored by Lewis and Clark, the Delaware River that cradled the American Revolution, and the Tuolumne River loved by John Muir are all protected by this visionary law.”

40 years later, we hope that you will join us in celebrating the landmark legislation that helped pave the way for recreational access and river conservation on so many of our storied waterways by showing your support for the preservation of our last free-flowing rivers. For more information on how you can help, please visit www.americanrivers.org.