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Liability Release Form in handy pdf version to print. Trip Information in handy pdf format to print The river
Complete lodging and dining informationThe Upper Klamath on the Oregon-California border offers the best summer whitewater on the West Coast. It features a concentrated dose of big rapids and roller coaster waves in a river gorge of wild scenic beauty. It is on the Pacific Flyway, a major migratory route for a wide variety of wild birds like eagles, falcons, ospreys and herons. This is an exciting river run. Paddling class 4 and 5 rapids is a team activity that requires some effort. You must be physically fit, have good stamina and be a competent swimmer. Area map Map Quest | Weather conditions Level of difficuty Rates, reservations and cancellation policy Meeting time and place We usually meet the morning of our trip in front of Rite Aid in Mt Shasta at 7am. Driving on I-5, take the Mt Shasta Central exit onto Lake Street. Rite Aid is past Burger King on your left. Look for our red River Dancers Van. Local accommodations - Mt. Shasta Resort in Mt Shasta, 800-958-3363 - Cold Creek Inn in Mt Shasta, 800-292-9421 - Cave Springs Resort Motel & Cabins in Dunsmuir, 530-235-2721 Local campgrounds - Castle Crags State Park off I-5, for reservation, 877-444-6777, www.recreation.gov - Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort, 888-926-2618 Restaurants - Trinity Cafe in Mt Shasta, 530-926-6200 - Billy Goats Tavern in Mt Shasta, 530-918-9091 - Stage Door Coffeehouse and Cabaret in Mt Shasta, 530-926-1050 Mt. Shasta Visitors Bureau 800-926-4865, Siskiyou County Visitors Bureau 877-847-8777 TRIP INFORMATION
Trip Information in handy pdf format to print Safety Your safety and comfort are our utmost concern. Our guides are mature, skilled professionals, certified in first aid and CPR. All trips are equipped with first aid kits and river rescue equipment. Safety procedures will be explained in detail prior to and during the trip. Because of the inherent risks involved with any outdoor activity, we are required to have you sign an acknowledgment of risk and release of liability before your trip. Click here for our
Liability Release Form in handy pdf version to print Equipment
We supply the finest river equipment, including self-bailing rafts, top-of-the-line Coast Guard approved life jackets and helmets. The Upper Klamath river bed is cluttered with sharp volcanic rocks. For your safety we will ask you to wear a wetsuit. Food We serve a buffet lunch on day trips. On overnight trips we provide all meals, from lunch the first day to lunch the last day. We serve fresh, wholesome food, organic when available. We make every effort to accommodate your preferences; let us know if you have a special diet or food allergies. We provide water, juice and wine with dinner. On overnight trips you may bring your own sodas or beer, if you so desire. We'll keep them iced. Multi-day trips Clich here for camping information Tipping If you feel your guide did a great job, a tip is a perfect way to show your appreciation. Souvenirs River Dancers T-shirts and hats are nice mementos of your adventure. Ask your guides at the end of your trip. WHAT TO BRING On the river - Wetsuit ...if you do not have one, we will supply one to you - Swimsuit and shorts - Tennis shoes or sturdy river sandals - T-shirt and long sleeve shirt - Windbreaker - Baseball cap - Sunglasses with straps - Sunscreen and lip balm Do not forget to pack an extra set of dry clothes and shoes for the ride home. If you would like to purchase some of your own river gear, go to NRS Optional
- Camera with extra film or batteries - Binoculars - Spare glasses or contact lenses - Insect repellent, medication Please travel light, but bring what you need to be warm and comfortable. We reserve the right to use any photographs taken by our staff during any trip for commercial or educational purposes. |
