Take on whitewater with an expert river guide
Take on five miles of Middle Ocoee class III–IV rafting with trained guides
Tackle Class III and IV rapids through Cherokee National Forest
Tackle 20+ powerful rapids on a guided Middle Ocoee rafting trip
Take on the challenge of Class 5 whitewater
Slow down with a relaxing paddle in nature
Take in mountain views from the water
Float a self-guided river route with an upstream shuttle included
Raft the Upper and Middle Ocoee in one full-day trip with lunch included
Tackle the Ocoee’s Olympic Course and Classic Middle section in one rafting day
Paddle two Ocoee River sections with a riverside lunch
Cruise Chickamauga Lake on a spacious 25-foot tri-toon for a relaxed morning on the water
Spend a relaxed day kayaking 6 scenic miles of the Lower Toccoa River
Cool off on a guided float with provided gear and an easy out-and-back finish
Enjoy an 8-hour Chickamauga Lake cruise on a tri-toon with safety gear included
Paddle a scenic stretch of the Lower Toccoa River with shuttle service included
Float a self-guided river route with rafting gear and an upstream shuttle
Cruise Chickamauga Lake for 4 hours from 2–6 pm, Tuesday–Friday, aboard a comfortable 25-foot tri-toon
Float back to your camper after a shuttle to the river launch
Navigate Class 2 rapids on a self-guided Hiwassee River float
Tackle Olympic-section Class III & IV rapids on the Upper Ocoee
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.