FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Although your guide will steer the raft, some paddling is generally done by participants on our whitewater trips. Intermediate and advanced raft trips require more strenuous paddling to help navigate the boat through the currents and river channels.

Our trips leave regardless of weather. We go rain, shine, or snow. We suggest that you prepare for the worst and hope for the best - plus, "you're goint to get wet anyway!!"

Each boat can carry 6 - 8 people and a guide.

You can wear your sunglasses on the trip but they do occasionally come off. As a precaution you should use a sunglasses retainer.

You may bring a small waterproof camera on the raft, but remember that you will be holding a paddle with both hands.

For safety reasons and everyone's enjoyment, we do not allow dogs on trips.

Our various raft trips have different participant restrictions and size requirements. Check with our staff for more information.

You may occasionally be able to see white-tailed deer, osprey, moose, bears, elk, or perhaps a bald eagle diving for its lunch. That's all up to the animals.

If you had a great trip and want to thank your guide, you are welcome to leave a gratuity with them.