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For the most extreme white water rafting trip, you can go on this smaller boat adventure. With the smaller boats, your group will hit more rapids to make your ride down the river more exciting!
May - September
12+ Years Of Age
Feeling extreme? Take it to the EXTREME May through September! Smaller boats = bigger hits!
Experience the thrill of the Upper Pigeon River in a smaller raft with a maximum of three rafters and a guide. We'll push the limits running go-for-it lines, hitting the meat of big waves, and surfing all of our favorite waves and hydraulics. This is a fast, dynamic experience for thrill-seekers.
Extreme Upper River Rafting
Strongly recommended!
Approx. 1.5 - 2 hours.
Please note: Trip time may vary with water levels and natural conditions.
All rafters must be at least 12 years of age. For this trip, the ability to swim is a must and previous rafting experience is recommended.
Please plan to check in at our riverside outpost (3299 Hartford Road, Hartford, TN) at least 30 minutes prior to selected trip time.
Here are some of the things you can expect to experience when you go on one of our Extreme Upper River Rafting trips:
To ensure a smooth start to your trip, please check in at our riverside outpost office at least 30 minutes before your scheduled trip time. This gives you a chance to get ready, use the restrooms, and grab a locker for your valuables ($2 cash only). You’ll gear up and take a 10-minute bus ride to the starting point, which includes a short safety talk, and get ready for your adventure! This extreme rafting trip is perfect for thrill-seekers. The smaller rafts make the waves feel even bigger! After about 1.5–2 hours on the river, your trip will end back at the outpost.
We have a professional guide accompany you on your trip so the only thing you have to focus on is having fun! The guide is there to help keep you safe and guarantee you have a great time. Our guides will share information about the area, tell jokes, and calm any nerves you have about rafting. Each of our guides has completed a training program that includes at least 15–20 trips down the river and is First-Aid Certified.
Any day on the river is a good day! That said, natural conditions may affect recreational water levels. On certain days, river levels may be subject to natural flow rather than dam release. This affects all operators on the Pigeon River. On these days, customers per raft and other adjustments may be made to provide the best overall experience.
For Cooler Temperatures
For optimum comfort – synthetic, quick-drying layers. We don’t recommend cotton – it holds water and wicks away body heat. Secure shoes with a heel strap are required (tennis shoes, water shoes, sports sandals with a heel strap). Wool or fleece socks will help keep you warmer.
Summer
Swimsuits and shorts work best. Secure shoes with a heel strap are required (tennis shoes, water shoes, sports sandals with a heel strap). Bare feet and flip-flops are not allowed. Don’t forget to bring a change of clothes and a towel.
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