Cache Canyon Whitewater River Trips, the most fun you can have with your bathing suit ON!
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Equipment & Safety Information

The Basics

Tennis shoes - sandals not recommended
Fast drying clothing - swimsuit, T-shirt, etc.
Suntan lotion and hat
Plastic ice chest - metal or styrofoam chests are not allowed
Beverages - cans and plastic; no glass containers
Snack food - salami, cheese, fruit, canned nuts

Two-Day Trip

Sleeping bag
Tent (optional)
Flashlight
Warm Jacket
 Ground cloth
Toilet articles
Change of clothes
Dry shoes


As with any whitewater experience, a few cautionary items need to be mentioned.

Pregnant women should not raft

While rafting, you must wear your life jacket properly buckled. We recommend that you wear your life jacket whenever you are in the water.

Any guest believed to be intoxicated while rafting will be immediately pulled off the water and not permitted to return - EVER.

You must bring your own rafting partner or you will not be able to take your trip. Two to a raft is a must. No one can raft alone. If your partner quits, you quit.

Laced tennis shoes or other footware specifically designed for rafting are the only acceptable footware. Without proper footware you will not be allowed to raft.

NO CHILDREN UNDER 12 - NO PETS ALLOWED

NOTICE: YOU ARE RAFTING AT YOUR OWN RISK!
This is a self-guided river trip. The river contains areas with swift running water and natural obstacles both above and below the surface. Be careful and pay close attention to the orientation given to all rafters before they start.

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