Run Class III–IV rapids near Boston on a half-day spring rafting trip
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3 Hour
Wetsuit, helmet, life jacket
Take on the Concord River on an early-spring whitewater rafting run just north of Boston. You’ll run Class III–IV rapids and repeat the section twice for more time on the water.
Minimum age is 14, and guests must be willing and able to follow instructions and wear a helmet and personal flotation device. Trips are spring-only on select weekends April through May and may be modified or canceled due to water flows. Helmet fit is up to 62 cm head circumference, and PFD fit is up to 56 in chest size.
If you cancel more than 30 days before your trip date, a $10 per person cancellation fee is retained. If you cancel 30 days or less before your trip date, you forfeit the entire cost of your trip. Reservations are transferable to another person, but not another date. No-shows are charged the full price.
When should we arrive, and what if we’re late?
Please arrive 15 minutes before your start time to register. Trips start on time; if you arrive late, you may not be accommodated and late arrivals are not refunded.
Where do we check in and where should we park?
Registration takes place at 650 Suffolk St, Lowell, MA 01854. There is a side parking lot across a small bridge for guest parking; walk through the security building to get through the gate.
Do I need to complete a waiver before arriving?
Yes. Each person in your group needs to sign a waiver before arriving. Participants under 18 must also have a parent or legal guardian sign.
What should I wear on my feet?
Neoprene booties are provided, or you can wear sneakers or other shoes that can be secured to your feet. Flip-flops and Crocs are not allowed.
What happens to my valuables and car keys during the trip?
Leave valuables, plus your dry clothes and towel for after the trip, locked in your vehicle. Keep your car keys with you during registration; they’ll be collected and stored in a lock box before gearing up and returned when you get off the boats.
Lowell, MA