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There are numerous mountain streams waiting to take you for an exciting ride. You can chose your diffictulty level and cruise on either, a slow and gentle stream, or, race down some challenging rapids. Guided expeditions are available for beginners and those unfamiliar with the area, and local outfitters are ready to fit you with gear that is appropriate for your age and skill level.
Huckfinn River Adventures
In the heart of the Blue Ridge mountains flows a river that is full of
beauty & excitement. Let Huck Finn River Adventures show you the French
Broad river where history, beauty & adventure come together to make this the
best part of your visit to the mountains of North Carolina.
White water rafting
Unguided & private float trips
Overnighters
Sunset dinner tours
Custom trips
Call, 828-622-9645
River and Earth Adventures, Inc.
Whitewater rafting, cave tours, tubing, canoe/kayak rentals, and much more. Locations in Asheville, Boone, Marshall North Carolina, Elizabethton Tennessee. Lunches include local and organic foods. The best outdoor adventures in the high country. The only guide-owned and operated outfitter in the area. Guaranteed best customer service. The only eco-tourism outfitter in the High Country. Call for Reservations! Tours start at $15. Please call us today at  866-411 RAFT
Kayaking on the Chattoga River
Section 1
This is from the West Fork to the main river. Trout fishing, inner tubes, and gentle canoe rides predominate. Great place to sit and relax.
Section 2
This is seven miles in length and runs from Highway 28 bridge to Earl's Ford. This is where class I and II rapids dominate. Also, there is one class III rapid. This is great for beginners and moderate paddlers.
Section 3
This is 13 miles in length and runs from Earl's Ford to US 76 Bridge. This is for experenced paddlers. It includes class II, III, and IV rapids.
Section 4
This section is seven miles long and runs from US 76 to Lake Tugaloo. This is for well experenced paddlers. Rapids include class III, IV, and V. This is for the very adventurous paddler.
Rapid Classifications
Class I- Small rapids with low waves and no obstructions.
Class II- More frequent rapids with few or no obstructions.
Class III- Waves up to four feet, with some maneuvering around obstructions.
Class IV- Long and violent rapids. Large waves that are unavoidable. Complex course. Scouting is a must.
Class VI- Maximum difficulty. Involves serious risk of life.
other popular activities:
Other Great Ideas . fishing . scenic drives . water sports . rock climbing . gem mining . shopping
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