What to Wear on a Whitewater Raft Trip
What to Wear & Bring
What to Wear & Bring on Your Raft Trip
Take a look at the following information about what to wear and bring for our different trip options. If you have any further questions, please give our office a call and we would be happy to help with clarification!
What to Wear:
- Swimsuit/nylon shorts (avoid cotton because it stays the temperature of the water and keeps you cold)
- Shoes that can get wet or secure sandals with heel straps
- Wetsuits for spring trips (available for rent)
- Wetsuit boots all season (available for rent)
- Fleece jacket and fleece socks (not always necessary— provides added warmth if you tend to get cold)
What to Bring:
- Hat
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses with a strap
- Water bottle
- Camera with waterproof case
- Warm, dry change of clothes in your vehicle (for after rafting)
What to Wear & Bring on Jeep Trail Tours
- Dress in layers, i.e. t-shirt, sweat shirt and a warm jacket – Please realize we will be gaining a few thousand feet in elevation and weather in Colorado can change very quickly, so come fully prepared for anything, even if it’s sunny and warm!
- Warm hat and gloves
- Water bottle – the guides will have water, but it will not be accessible at all times.
- Sunscreen, hat and sunglasses – the higher you go, the closer you are to the sun!
- Camera
- Snacks if you tend to get hungry
Overnight and Multi-day Raft Trips
- Warm sleeping bag (available for purchase) – For spring trips, it should be rated down to 20 degrees
- Sleeping pad or a cot (rentals available)
- Tent (available for purchase)
- Hiking shoes
- Fishing pole & bait if desired (licenses are required and must be obtained on your own)
- Warm camp clothes (warm dry clothes to change into after rafting)
- Warm jacket/hat/gloves
- Rain gear
- Toiletries
- Flashlight
How To Pack For A Multi-Day Rafting Trip
Eliminate packing frustrations by checking out our top tips on how to pack for a multi-day rafting trip! If you have any other questions on packing for your trip, then be sure to give our office a call or consult with your guide.
- Day Bag – Contains everything you’ll need on the river. Common items include: sun protection, splash and wind-resistant layers, a camera or smartphone, and any medication you have.
- Overnight Bag – Contains all your camping and overnight gear. Common items include: warmer layers, extra clothes, flashlight, tent, sleeping bag, pillow, toiletries, and any other personal items.