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We meet at the Stanford Resort located at 100, Riverside Way, of Highway #3.
The Stanford Resort has a large parking lot that you can use to park your vehicle.
Life jackets are provided on all our trips. The only trip where you require strong swimming skills is the full day kayak trip. If you are a weak or non-swimmer it is important that you let the guides know the morning of the trip.
Yes. Please bring your medication on the boat so that the guide can store it in his/her dry bag.
On raft and kayak trips you will be wearing a wetsuit. Under your wetsuit, you can wear swimming clothes (board shorts/speedos/bikini/swimsuit/rash vest). Having a towel is a bonus when you change into your dry clothes after a day on the river.
On our float trips, dress according to the weather. It is rare that guests get wet on this trip unless they decided they want to cool off and go for a quick swim. Having bathing clothes on underneath your outdoor clothes will give you this option.
Your guides are all experienced white water specialists with qualifications and certifications. Your safety is their top priority and although it can be a white knuckle ride at times the guide has extension knowledge of the river and raft and will be controlling the fun at the all times.
No seat belts. If the raft flipped then you would never want to be attached to the boat. It is much safer to fall into the water and swim back to the boat and have your buddies pull you back in.
Lunch is provided on all the full-day river experiences but you might want to bring along a water bottle too which you can fill up from a fresh natural spring along the way.
The morning of your trip your guide packs a fresh picnic for you to enjoy on the river and to keep you going for the rest of the afternoon adventure.
