Today was a great day on the French Broad River. Korey and I had a great group of guests that were staying at the Grove Park Inn in Asheville. The water was up today due to the heavy rainfall on Tuesday night. It was amazing, check out the pictures below! [nggallery id=8] Rafting [...]
French Broad Rafting Staff Walk A Mile in Her Shoes
April 28, 2011 by 1 Comment
Walk A Mile in Her Shoes is Saturday April 30, 2011. Click here to donate now.French Broad Rafting Expeditions (FBRE) has entered a team of walkers for the 2011 Walk A Mile Benefit for Our VOICE in Asheville, NC. Our VOICE is a non-profit crisis intervention and prevention agency in the Asheville Area which which [...]
French Broad Rafting Picture of the Day
April 27, 2011 by Leave a Comment
We had a great day on the water today. The French Broad River is running at a great level and the forecast is calling for more rain. Eighth Graders from Lake Highland Preparatory School in Orlando Florida loved the action on the river. Check out these pictures from Ledges Rapid. [nggallery id=6]
Pet Friendly Lodging near Asheville while Rafting with French Broad Rafting Expeditions
January 20, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Not everyone is lucky enough to paddle with their dogs. We know that it is hard to leave your pets at home when you go on vacation. Check out Barkwells and when you visit the area, your dogs will be safe and happy to see you when you get back to your cabin. We have [...]
Camping, Cabins, and RV Sites around Asheville and Marshall North Carolina
January 7, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Western North Carolina is a great place for camping. There are multiple places to camp very close to the city of Asheville and Marshall. When you are coming to the area for recreation if you want to camp or RV check out the following campgrounds and make your reservation early. These accommodations range from primitive [...]
French Broad Rafting and Ziplines is the only outfitter in the Southeast to use biodiesel fuel in all of our diesel vehicles. 
To expedite your check in, please print & bring waivers.
The FBRZ outposts are easy to find, but some older GPS devices may not work.