Lower Antigua (Class II+)

• A mellow section right out of Jalcomulco with fun, bumpy, rocky rapids — a great warm-up float for most paddlers.

Barranca Grande Pescados (Class IV)

• A continuous committed canyon of mostly Class III - Class IV boating with the occasional Class V line. Can be paddled in one long day or overnight.

4 x IV - Upper Pescados (Class IV)

• A hike in, paddle out section of the Pescados River including 4 separate Class IV rapids in quick succession, steep, technical whitewater with bigger drops and more powerful flows. Despite the spicy nature of this run, most of these features are isolated and can be lapped.
  

Lower Pescados (Class III+)

• A fun, continuous, splashy run with lots of techy rock gardens, quality surf waves and continuous moving water — a step up in challenge from the town run. Also several epic boof rocks!

Rio Actopan - Class II/III (Optional Class IV)

• Originating at the base of a series of incredible waterfalls, the Actopan is a fast, pushy, splashy river that feels very creeky at times. An optional Class IV slide at the put in, below this is 2 hours of read and run fun fun. Continuous flows between eddies.
  

Rio Alseseca Roadside Run (Class IV)

• Roadside, multiple Class IV falls and deep good good
  

Rio Gachapan (Class II–III)

• Also near Costa de Oro, narrower with lush vegetation, fun rapids, and a more relaxed vibe

Rio Oro- Class IV/V

• A stunning Class IV river known for it’s dramatic 30ft runnable falls and ending at the ocean.