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Packing List
What do I bring?
This is a recommended list of clothing, personal items and gear to bring along on your rafting trip.
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Please contact us if you have any questions. Our staff will help you decide what to bring given your individual circumstances and trip itinerary.
Packing List
Things to Consider
Each guest is provided with a large dry bag for storing clothing, personal items and other gear on multi-day trips. This bag will not be accessible during the day. Items needed during the day, such as sunscreen, medications, camera and rainwear can be stowed in a small pack for easy access on all trips.
Most hotels will store excess luggage and valuables.
Cash: For stops on the way to and from the river. Guests are welcome to purchase additional beverages (beer, wine and soft drinks) for their trip, and refreshments for the drive. Guides also accept gratuities for a job well done.
Desolation Canyon Trips: Any additional beverages must be pre-ordered due to weight limitations on the charter flight.
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Clothing Recomendations
Cap with visor and leash (or string)
Rain suit or poncho (rain suits are desirable if paddling an inflatable kayak on early season trips)
Windbreaker or shell jacket for cool conditions
Socks: wool or fleece are good choices for cool conditions
Footwear: sneakers or river sandals with ankle support for river use, dry shoes for camp or hiking (thongs or flip-flops are not recommended for river use)
Shirts: one long and one short sleeve shirt for multi-day trips
Shorts
Sunglasses secured with adjustable retainer
Sweatshirt, sweater, fleece or warm jacket
Jeans or sweatpants
Bandana (to protect your neck or head)
Handkerchief
Swimwear
Underwear
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Personal Items
Sunscreen lotion
Lip balm
Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, etc.)
Towel and washcloth
Facial tissues
Prescription medications please call our office if you need special storage for your medications.
Non-prescription items such as pain reliever, antacid, antihistamine, etc.
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Gear
Daypack: for daytime necessities (a small waterproof bag, backpack, or fanny pack, etc.)
Camera and/or binoculars at your own risk : consider a waterproof or disposable camera
Flashlight
Water bottle for hikes
Pillow
Sleeping bag : bring your own or purchase a brand new one from us
Foam sleeping pad or air mattress : bring your own or rent one from us
Tent: bring your own or rent a 2 person dome tent from us
Fishing equipment (optional). A license is required to fish in Colorado and/or Utah. These can be purchased online at:
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