Ocoee River Rafting: Middle Ocoee
Product ID: 82359
Supplied by: Raft One
Conquer the Rapids With Whitewater River Rafting on the Ocoee River
Looking for a high-energy experience that’ll leave you soaked to the bone? Look no further than the adventurous Middle Ocoee river rafting. Prepare to be drenched in fun and water while tackling iconic rapids.
Overview
Looking for the perfect spot for whitewater rafting? Come over to the Ocoee River, an iconic destination known for its exhilarating rapids. Host to the 1996 Olympic kayak and canoe slalom competitions, this river invites you to conquer its challenging waters.
Get ready to tackle continuous class III and IV rapids, making it one of America’s top whitewater destinations. Be prepared for cool splashes that will keep you coming back for more.
Ocoee whitewater rafting is the perfect adventure for those seeking a heart-pounding thrill. If you’re 12 years or older, gather your family and friends and join us for whitewater rafting in Tennessee.
Our expert guides have conquered these twists and rapids countless times. First-timer? No worries, our guides will coach and lead your paddling. Seasoned pro? Challenge yourself in the Middle Ocoee River.
Traveling solo or with a group, this experience guarantees lifelong memories. Ready to feel the rush? Join us for an unforgettable Ocoee River whitewater rafting adventure!
Whether you want to enjoy it with your family or take on the wild rapids of Ocoee’s rafting route with your youth group, we’ve got something planned for everyone. Get ready to get drenched with the cool splashes of the Ocoee River and embark on an unforgettable rafting experience. Raft on the Upper Ocoee, experience the Middle Ocoee, or take on the Full Ocoee rafting experience with RaftOne’s expert guides.
Gather your friends and family and jump onto the best rafting experience in Tennessee. From 12-year-olds to grandparents with young blood and everyone in between, we are here to give your family a rafting journey to remember.
Highlights
- Min. Age 12 Years
Additional Information
Things To Bring
Please plan to bring nothing into the raft that cannot be strapped to your body.
If you require medication we can put it in the medkit. Let us know at check-in.
Wear sunscreen and bring a towel & change of clothes for when we arrive back at the outpost.
Know before you go
Once You Get Here - Parking
During a busy day, the lower parking lot gets pretty busy. Please park in the upper parking lot above and to the right of the outpost. If there is no spaces there, try the spaces that are on the side of Hwy 64.
Checking In
As soon as you arrive and find a place to park please check in at the front desk (in the store). This lets us know you’ve arrived and allows us to confirm the number of people in your group who are going rafting. If you have an outstanding balance to pay this is the time to do it.
Waivers: Your entire group will need to sign liability waivers. To save time you can download an Ocoee Rafting Waiver here, sign it, and bring it with you! Remember anyone under 18 must also have a parent or guardian sign the waiver. If the parent or guardian is not with you please have them sign a waiver ahead of time.
Changing For Your Ocoee Rafting Trip
Once you’ve checked in and signed your waivers it’s time to change into your rafting clothing. Please go to our What to Wear on your Ocoee Rafting Trip page to make sure you have all you need. Don’t forget to bring a dry change of clothes and dry shoes for after your trip.
Your Other Stuff
Once you are changed, we recommend you lock all your belongings in your car. This includes jewelry, wallets, and anything else you don’t want to lose off your person (including wedding rings). Glasses are a special case. If you can switch to contacts or see well enough without them, we recommend that you leave them in your car. If you feel you really need them, they should be secured with eyeglass retainers. Retainers are available in the store if you need to buy some. We also recommend retainers for sunglasses.
Car Keys: Do NOT take your car keys on the river with you. There’s a good chance they will end up in the bottom of the river. You can leave your keys at the check in desk and get them back at the end of your trip.
WHAT TO WEAR ON TRIP
Ocoee River water Temperature. The water in the Ocoee River comes from Blue Ridge Lake in Georgia. The water comes off the top of the lake so most of the year it’s exceptionally warm.
Cancellation policy
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