You should plan on being wet! Swimsuits and nylon shorts generally work best; avoid cotton as it draws away warmth. Complementary wetsuits and splash jackets are provided for all trips and may be required depending on trip difficulty and water levels. For layering, stick to synthetic fabrics that insulate when wet, like fleece and polypropylene. Wool also works well.
You must wear secure footwear such as river sandals with an ankle strap or tennis shoes that can get wet (no flip-flops, slides, or crocs). We rent river booties for an additional $5 if needed.
Sunglasses with a strap and sunscreen are important for sunny days on the river. Dry clothing and a towel for after the trip round out the list.
Most of these key items can be purchased at our shop.