River Rafting in Corbett on Kosi River
River rafting on the Kosi River offers an exciting adventure activity for visitors exploring the Corbett region and Ramnagar. Conducted during the monsoon season when water levels are suitable, the rafting experience combines scenic river views with moderate white-water rapids, making it suitable for beginners as well as adventure enthusiasts.
Corbett - Ramnagar Rafting Details
River: Kosi River
Location: Ramnagar (Corbett Region)
Rafting Season: Monsoon (subject to river conditions and government approval)
Rapid Grade: Grade II
Approximate Charges: INR 800 onwards (may vary depending on route and operator)
About River Rafting in Kosi River
The Kosi River offers a scenic rafting experience through the Corbett landscape during the monsoon season. The route features gentle Grade II rapids, making it suitable for beginners and families seeking a soft adventure experience. Along the journey, participants can enjoy views of forested hills, riverbanks and the surrounding Himalayan foothills.
Rafting operations are conducted only after obtaining permission from the concerned authorities and are subject to weather conditions, water levels and safety guidelines.
Rafting Routes and Charges
Rafting on the Kosi River is generally operated during the monsoon season after receiving the necessary approvals from the concerned authorities. The availability of rafting depends on river conditions, weather and government guidelines for visitor safety.
The rafting stretch covers different sections of the Kosi River around Ramnagar, allowing visitors to choose routes of varying lengths based on availability and operator schedules.
- Kumaria to Mohan: 4 km
- Mohan to Dhikuli (Garjia): 7 km
- Dhikuli to Ramnagar: 10 km
- Approximate Charges: INR 800 onwards
Note: Charges may vary depending on the rafting route, group size and the operator conducting the activity.
Visitors are advised to check the latest rafting availability and booking details with the authorised operators or the official tourism authorities before planning their trip, as operations depend on weather conditions and government permissions.
