Ocoee River RAFTING TRIPS
Few weekend getaways can offer the kind of exhilaration that Ocoee whitewater rafting does. This Tennessee gem winds 93 miles through the lush, green Smoky Mountains and within the Cherokee National Forest. A 1,500-foot stretch of the river was even modified to create the Ocoee Whitewater Center, used for the 1996 Olympic canoe and kayak slalom competitions. Now, the Ocoee River has been named as the Most Popular Whitewater Rafting River in America!
“This is without a doubt the most fantastic whitewater slalom course in the world.”
– Albert Woods, former Chairman of the International Canoe Federation
The 12-mile section we guide rolls through more than 20 different rapids and provides excitement for both experienced paddlers and first-timers. There is an Upper and Middle section of the river. Each offers a different whitewater thrill. You can also combine both for a full-day of paddling action.
Does a wild adventure made safe by experienced and certified guides sounds like your ideal summer adventure? Let’s get your spot reserved in the raft! Due to dam control, we experience excellent water levels year-round. Check out our trip offerings below.
CHOOSE YOUR WHITEWATER RAFTING TRIP
middle ocoee rafting
The Middle Ocoee is “America’s most popular river trip” with five miles of exciting rapids and whitewater action. This half day guided trip is perfect for anyone looking for adventure in Tennessee.
RAPIDS: Class III and IV
LENGTH: 5 river miles
DURATION: 3 hours
*TN Law requires rafters be 12 years or older.
Upper olympic section
Paddlers will experience the Olympic caliber Upper Ocoee with five miles of Class IV rapids and the relentless 1996 Olympic whitewater slalom course.
RAPIDS: Class IV and V
LENGTH: 5 miles
DURATION: 3 hours
*TN Law requires rafters be 12 years or older.
Full Ocoee River
Looking for a longer adventure? Why not combine a Middle Ocoee River whitewater rafting trip with an expedition on the Upper Ocoee to experience the most exciting whitewater adventure that the Southeast has to offer!
RAPIDS: Class III and IV
LENGTH: 10 river miles
DURATION: 6 hours
*TN Law requires rafters be 12 years or older
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