Equipment Checklist for Rafting Trip

For day trip

• Secure head strap for eye glasses or sunglasses (if worn)
• Secure chin strap for hat or visor (if worn)
• Clothing appropriate to time season

See guidelines below for Summer and Winter

• Protective footwear
Tennis shoes that lace tightly, wet suit booties, or rugged, protective sandals that securely strap on. Bare feet or thongs are not safe!
• Plastic water bottle
• Waterproof or Disposable Camera
• Towel
• Change of clothes after rafting

For two days or longer trip

• Flashlight
• Personal toiletries & toothbrush (biodegradable soaps/shampoos if possible)
• Insect Repellant
• Towel
• Clothes for camping and sleeping (keep in mind cool evening air in winter)
• Shoes & socks appropriate for hiking—or loafing around
• Sleeping bag
• Secure head strap for eyeglasses or sunglasses (if worn)
• Secure chin strap for hat or visor (if worn)
• Clothing appropriate to time season

See guidelines below for Summer and Winter

• Protective footwear
Tennis shoes that lace tightly, wet suit booties, or rugged, protective sandals that securely strap on. Bare feet or thongs are not safe!
• Plastic water bottle
We have jugs on the rafts to replenish your bottles from.
• Waterproof or Disposable Camera
• Towel
• Change of clothes after rafting

Summer (April till October)

• Swim suit or shorts, pair of T shirt.
• Sunblock
Plan to use plenty of sun protection cream with a high SPF# on exposed skin; don't put sunscreen on your forehead…splashes of water will wash it down into your eyes!
• Sun hat or visor (with chin strap to prevent hat loss).
Winter (Nov till Feb)

• Swim suit or shorts, pair of T shirt.
• Warm clothing after rafting
Warm clothes made of synchilla, polarplus, wool, fleece, capilene and similar materials which insulate well even when damp. Please avoid wearing cotton which when wet does not provide insulation and in cool or cold weather make you colder!

Medical Condition Alert: Bring Your Own Medication Our staff is prepared to provide basic first aid, but we are prohibited by law from providing, and we are not trained, to administer medications or advanced medical care.