OCOEE RIVER WHITE WATER RAFTING

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OCOEE RIVER WHITE WATER RAFTING

When

Saturday, September 6th through Sunday, September 7th

Details

Deadline to register has been extended to Wednesday, September 3.

VERY IMPORTANT!

The Full Ocoee is showing as “full” when you try to register. However, we are able to make spots open. Please contact the Deanne Hester to register for the Full Ocoee on Saturday.

Deanna Hester
Reservations Manager
Ocoee Adventure Company
1-888-723-8622
deanna@ocoeeadventurecenter.com

Spots are still open for Half Day Raft, 2 Day Camping, and Mountain Biking. Please sign up for these events through the registration link below.

Details

Come with us to the Ocoee River this Fall for a full weekend of rafting with the very experienced guides of Ocoee Adventure Center. We will raft the upper and middle sections of the river on Saturday and spend the night at Frog campground. On Sunday, you can choose to raft or mountain bike. This is one of the most popular trips of the year, so don’t miss out on America’s Olympic River with Class III & IV rapids! Check out the article about rafting at Her Nashville

Activity Options

FULL RIVER SATURDAY

On Saturday, September 6 we will raft the FULL Ocoee (upper Olympic course and the middle section) for 10 miles of whitewater excitement. All gear and guides will be provided. Lunch will be served on the river.

Upper Ocoee – The Olympic Challenge!

Prepare to challenge the water that has taken on the best boaters in the world. The Upper Ocoee, site of the 1996 Olympic Whitewater Competition, is to be open for only 34 days during the 2008 season, so take advantage of this great opportunity. It’s a great trip by itself, or can be combined with a Middle Ocoee trip for a full day of whitewater adventure.

Middle Ocoee – Miles of Fun!

Are you ready to tame the Middle Ocoee, America’s most famous section of Class III-IV whitewater? This is five miles of nearly continuous whitewater excitement! Names of the rapids conjure up images of fun and real adventure— Grumpy, Double Trouble, Tablesaw, and the awesome Hell’s Hole. A trip on the middle Ocoee is one you’ll talk about for years.

Launch time for the FULL RIVER is 10:30am EST, and we will be done by 5:00pm EST. The price of this trip is $65 (normally $91) and includes full river trip and lunch. The full river trip is open to members only.

Not a Member? Join now and start experiencing the real adventures!

MTN BIKING SUNDAY

On Sunday, September 7th, we will bike the Thunder Rock Express at 9:00am EST from the top of Thunder Mountain to the whitewater center. The trails of the beautiful Cherokee National Forest provide the setting for our mountain bike riding excursions. While biking on the Old Copper Trail Located on the edge of the Cherokee National Forest, we have miles and miles of trails and forest roads at our doorstep, ranging from beginner to advanced levels. With our fleet of the latest Trek™ mountain bikes, we are able to accommodate our customers with bikes that are easy to use and fun to ride.

The TREK™ bikes will be provided and there will be beginner and intermediate/advanced rides available. Please make sure you are at the outfitter by 8:30am EST so we can get you fitted for your bike. Helmets will be provided as well as small water bottles. If you bring your own bike, then you can either pay the outfitter to carry it with you in the bus or follow follow the OAC bus to the trailhead. Just remember that if you bring your own bike then OAC and Team Green are not responsible for your safety or mechanical difficulties on the trail. Price is $20 for members/ $30 for non-members and includes bike, instruction, and guide. (Reg. price is $45.)

RAFTING SUNDAY

On Sunday, September 7, instead of biking, you can raft the middle section of the Ocoee at 10:00am EST. Please see the details on Saturday Rafting Middle Section above. The raft trip will be done by 1:30pm EST. Price is $25 for members/ $35 for non-members (Reg. price is $41.)

Weekend Details

CAMPING

We are staying at Big Frog Campground, located right near the Ocoee River, which has tents over a wood platform, rainfly, and pad to sleep 4 persons per tent. All you need are sleeping bags! There are also showers, bathrooms, and electricity. We will have a group cook-out at the picnic shelter- you must provide your own food. Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash at all times and can not sleep inside the hut. We are at the lower campground next to the volleyball court (so bring volleyballs if you have them). You must stay in the set tents, you are not permitted to set up your own tents. If you prefer to bring your own tents and camp separately, email the trip leader for other campground options. Camping is $10 per night/ per person.

CARPOOL/CARAVAN

Friday Caravan:

We will have a caravan from Nashville to the campground on Friday after work. Details coming soon.

Saturday Caravan:

You can caravan/carpool with us Saturday morning. We’ll leave from Target off Bell Rd and I-24 east at the Hickory Hollow Mall exit. Meet at 5:45am CST. We need to leave by 6am so please arrive on time. If you are late then make sure you have written down the directions below and call 1-888-RAFT-OAC if you are going to be arriving after 10:30amEST. The drive is about 3-3.5 hours.

There will not be a caravan Sunday.

FOOD

Please bring food for dinner Friday and Saturday nights, breakfasts for Saturday and Sunday mornings, and a snack for Sunday’s activities-which will need to get you through rafting/mountain biking until 1:30pm EST on Sunday. There is a huge shelter with picnic tables that we can eat together at and enjoy everyone’s company. Spirits are welcome since this is private property but no glass please. There are grilles and sinks available if needed. The Ocoee area does not have many stores or restaurants so please bring everything you need ahead of time.

RESERVATIONS, Deadlines & Cancellation Policies

Click these links to register for any of the activities listed above:
MEMBERS REGISTER HERE

NON-MEMBERS REGISTER HERE

Deadline has been extended to Wednesday, September 3. No refunds after August 25th.

If you have any questions about your reservations, then please email trip leader at Team Green

About OAC

Welcome to Ocoee Adventure Center, your headquarters for Ocoee River rafting trips and Adventure in the Ocoee River area.

Our whitewater rafting trips are unsurpassed on the Ocoee River because we take our time and focus on quality, safety and big fun. Each of our Ocoee rafting trips spends 33% more time out on the water than other whitewater rafting outfitters. Many of our customers return year after year to go whitewater rafting on the Ocoee River with Ocoee Adventure Center . They say they wouldn’t go with anyone else because we play, surf rapids and swim at all the best swimming spots while the other outfitters are just cruising by! Our attention to detail and fun on the river makes us the best choice on the Ocoee River for all your whitewater rafting adventures!
Choose from many activities

Join us for a Full Ocoee River rafting trip with the best riverside lunch around! Learn to whitewater kayak in one of our kayak instruction clinics. Go for a guided mountain bike ride in the Ocoee River area or on over 80 miles of trails in the Cherokee National Forest. Take a guided hike to a mountain-top vista or to a hidden waterfall. If you want to combine a raft trip with other activities, take your choice of a half day trip on the Middle or Upper Ocoee River. We have all the elements and activities to put together an experience of a lifetime whether you’re looking for a weekend of fun or a weeklong active vacation!

No experience is necessary to enjoy the fun of Ocoee Whitewater rafting in Tennessee. We invite you, your friends, and family to join us and experience what the Ocoee River region has too offer. Let us be your guide to this amazing place we call home!

Give one of our friendly Adventure Specialists a call at
1-888-723-8622 and we’ll help you choose an Ocoee rafting or adventure trip that suits your needs and exceeds all of your expectations!

DIRECTIONS TO BIG FROG CAMPGROUND

Take I-24 East to Chattanooga to I-75. Take I-75 North towards Knoxville to Exit #20 for the Ocoee River/Hwy 64 bypass. Stay on the 64 by-pass for 6 1/2 miles to the exit for 64 East – Ocoee. Follow 64 East approximately nine miles to 411 North. Continue on 64 east for three miles and you will cross a bridge over the lower Ocoee River. Turn left on the first road after the bridge. This is Welcome Valley Road – Big Frog Expeditions is 3 miles on the right. Team Green will be located in the first lower section campground/ hut area next to the volleyball courts.

DIRECTIONS TO OCOEE ADVENTURE CENTER 1-888-RAFT-OAC

The drive is about 3.5 hours driving casually PLUS 1 hour time change.
-TAKE I-24 EAST TO CHATTANOOGA.
-GO THROUGH CHATTANOOGA AND THEN TAKE I-75 NORTH TO KNOXVILLE.
-TAKE CLEVELAND EXIT #20. TURN RIGHT OFF EXIT AND FOLLOW THIS ROAD TO OCOEE EAST">EXIT.
-FOLLOW HWY 64 EAST FOR ABOUT 32 MILES. YOU WILL PASS LAKE OCOEE, THE OCOEE RIVER PUT-IN & TAKE-OUT, AND THE OCOEE WHITEWATER CENTER.
-OCOEE ADVENTURE CENTER IS ON THE LEFT 3 MILES PAST THE OCOEE WHITEWATER CENTER.THE ADDRESS IS HWY 64 IN DUCKTOWN, TN.

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