FAQ

What should I bring on an Overnight Chattooga Rafting trip?

We try to keep things as easy as possible for our customers on the overnight Chattooga rafting trips.  Once day one on Section III is over, we will pull up alongside the riverbank where all of our overnight gear will be awaiting us.  Afternoon and nighttime activities include: swimming, fishing, steak dinner, and recalling wonderful times on Section III around a campfire.

Here is a list of the personal items that you need to bring:

  • Personal Clothes 
    • Layering is best!  Prepare for any type of weather especially in cooler Fall months.)
    • Dry clothes
    • Camp Shoes and socks
    • Lightweight rain gear
    • Jacket:  The air cools at night in the river gorge even on the hot summer days
  • Toiletries (please consider biodegradable soaps) 
  • Medications
  • Sleeping pad
  • Sleeping bad
  • Insect Repellent
  • Towel
  • Fishing Gear and License (for those that would like to catch their dinner)
  • Flashlight
Southeastern Expeditions will provide:
  • All gear for rafting
  • Food and cooking utensils for dinner and breakfast
  • Tents
  • Transportation to and from the river
  • Hot showers upon your return to the outpost
  • A trip of a lifetime!
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What should I wear on a Chattooga rafting trip?

clothing.gifWe provide wet suits or paddling pants and jackets on all Chattooga trips.

During the summer, you (and your group) should wear a swim suit, shorts, a t-shirt and old tennis shoes, river sandals, or water shoes (no flip-flops).  Please feel free to bring a towel and a change of dry clothes and dry shoes for after the trip - we have hot showers. A baseball hat is also useful during the summer for keeping the rain/sun out of your eyes.

In the fall & spring, air and water temperatures are often cool in the Chattooga River gorge. Rain is not unusual. We have the following suggestions for clothing and equipment:

1)  Wool sweaters, pants, socks, etc. - Anything wool will help because it retains some of its insulating value even when wet. Fleece, polypropylene, and other synthetic materials are also appropriate.

2)  A wool stocking cap - A large portion of heat loss is through the head and neck, and a cap can make a great difference.

3)  Paddling Pants / Jackets - These help keep the spray off your legs. Provided free of charge at our outpost.

4)  Wet suits - Farmer John style is the best suited to rafting, but any wet suit will do. Provided at our outpost.

 

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