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What to Wear
We Provide the Following Whitewater Gear:
Paddle
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Helmet (not required by the USFS on the Nantahala River)
Splash Jacket
Wet suits (on the Nantahala River only)
What You Should Wear Rafting:
For Summer Trips:
Swim Trunks/Swimsuit
Water Shoes or Old Sneakers ( NOT Flip Flops! )
T-shirt and Shorts
Sunscreen
Sunglasses with a Strap
Bottle of Water
For Spring and Fall trips:
Synthetic or Wool Sweater
Wool Socks
Knit Hat
Don’t Forget to Bring:
A Dry Change of Clothes and Shoes
Towels
Leave Behind:
Jewelry and Watches
Electronics
Heavy Cotton Clothing like Jeans/Sweatshirts (these dry slowly and provide no warmth)
Pets (dogs can raft on the Nantahala but must wear a Canine Flotation Device)
Flip Flops. Sandals MUST have a heel strap.
Car Keys (these can be left with the desk person at each outpost)