Access to all available activities on day of visit.

Age Qualifiers:
Adult Passes - Ages 10 and up.
Youth Passes - Ages 9 and under.

Pass Information:
Passes are valid for one year from the date of purchase. If arrival date is unknown, please choose today's date.

Activity availability and timing can change from day to day. The Activity Schedule is the best resource for day-of activity availability.

All activities proceed rain or shine unless otherwise stated by Whitewater Center staff. In the event of adverse weather, some or all activities may be unavailable. Please check weather conditions prior to purchasing any activity pass.

All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Access to all available activities on two consecutive days of visit. 

Age Qualifiers:
Adult Passes - Ages 10 and up.
Youth Passes - Ages 9 and under.

Pass Information:
Passes are valid for one year from the date of purchase. If arrival date is unknown, please choose today's date.

Activity availability and timing can change from day to day. The Activity Schedule is the best resource for day-of activity availability.

All activities proceed rain or shine unless otherwise stated by Whitewater Center staff. In the event of adverse weather, some or all activities may be unavailable. Please check weather conditions prior to purchasing any activity pass.

All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Access to all available activities for 365 days from first use.

Age Qualifiers:
Adult Passes - Ages 10 and up.
Youth Passes - Ages 9 and under.

Pass Information:

Activity availability and timing can change from day to day. The Activity Schedule is the best resource for day-of activity availability.

All activities proceed rain or shine unless otherwise stated by Whitewater Center staff. In the event of adverse weather, some or all activities may be unavailable. Please check weather conditions prior to purchasing any activity pass.

All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable. Read the Annual Pass Terms and Conditions.

The 2020 Annual Parking Pass gives unlimited access to Whitewater Center parking through December 31st, 2020. 

All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable. 

The Single Activity Pass gives you one-day access to the activity of your choosing. 

Pass Information:
Passes are valid for one year from the date of purchase. If arrival date is unknown, please choose today's date.

For Deep Water Solo, Flatwater, Mountain Biking, Whitewater kayaking, and Climbing, this pass allows you all day use or unlimited time for that activity on your day of visit. For Whitewater Rafting, this includes one trip per each pass purchased.

Activity availability and timing can change from day to day. The Activity Schedule is the best resource for day-of activity availability.

All activities proceed rain or shine unless otherwise stated by Whitewater Center staff. In the event of adverse weather, some or all activities may be unavailable. Please check weather conditions prior to purchasing any activity pass.

All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Raft reservations aren’t required, but it is the only way to guarantee a specific rafting time slot. Without a reservation, rafting is offered on a first come, first serve basis. Raft reservations are $5 per person and must be used in conjunction with a Day, Two-Day, Annual, or Single Activity Pass.

To book a raft trip, please call Guest Services at 704.391.3900

The Adventure Card can be used towards the purchase of various Whitewater Center products and services including activity passes, food and beverage, Adventure Dining, Summer Camp, Instruction, and retail purchases from Outfitters. Adventure Cards can be purchased for a custom amount by calling Guest Services at 704.391.3900. 

Fundamental Focus courses are built on perfecting whitewater kayaking fundamentals and dialing in specific techniques in a non-intimidating class II environment.

Instructor ratio: 4 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites: Intro to Kayaking Lesson or Package, or basic whitewater kayaking experience

Course Duration: Saturdays 10:30am - 12:30pm

Course Dates and Topics:

• March 21: Utilizing Stern Draws
• March 28: Controlling and utilizing Buoyancy Energy
• April 4: Understanding Balance and Edging
• April 11: Employing Cross Current Momentum
• May 2: Developing an efficient Forward Stroke
• May 16: Understanding Balance and Edging
• May 30: Perfecting Peels Outs, Ferries, and Eddy Turns
• June 13: Employing Cross Current Momentum
• July 11: Perfecting Peels Outs, Ferries, and Eddy Turns
• August 1: Utilizing Stern Draws
• August 22: Perfecting Peels Outs, Ferries, and Eddy Turns
• September 12: Effective Back Paddling
• September 26: Introduction to Jet Ferries
• October 10: Controlling and utilizing Buoyancy Energy

Cancellation Policy:

All reservation and lesson booking fees are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please provide a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. Requests to reschedule a lesson with less than 48 hours of advance notice will be subject to a 20% rescheduling fee.

For more information, contact the Kayak Center at 704.391.3900 ext. 195 or at kayak@usnwc.org.

Two-Day Kayaking 101 is ideal for participants who are ready to give whitewater kayaking a try over the course of two full days. 

Instructor ratio: 3 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites: None

Cancellation Policy:

All reservation and lesson booking fees are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please provide a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. Requests to reschedule a lesson with less than 48 hours of advance notice will be subject to a 20% rescheduling fee.

For more information, contact the Kayak Center at 704.391.3900 ext. 195 or at kayak@usnwc.org.

Course Dates:

• May 2 - 3
• May 16 - 17
• May 23 - 24
• June 6 - 7
• June 20 - 21
• June 27 - 28
• July 11 - 12
• July 25 - 26
• August 8 - 9
• August 22 - 23
• September 5 - 6
• September 19 - 20
• October 3 -4

Kayaking 201 picks up where the Kayaking 101 class/Intro to Kayaking Package leaves off and helps students take the next step in their whitewater progression. 

Instructor ratio: 3 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites: Two-Day Kayaking – 101, Intro to Kayaking Package, or equivalent (experience in at least class II whitewater and a flatwater roll)

Cancellation Policy:

All reservation and lesson booking fees are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please provide a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. Requests to reschedule a lesson with less than 48 hours of advance notice will be subject to a 20% rescheduling fee.

For more information, contact the Kayak Center at 704.391.3900 ext. 195 or at kayak@usnwc.org.

Course Dates:

• June 13 - 14
• July 18 - 19
• August 15 - 16
• September 26 - 27

Kayaking 301 builds upon the Kayaking 201 class and cements your skills as a class III paddler. During this course students will be introduced to advanced river-running techniques, surfing, and basic swiftwater rescue.

Instructor ratio: 3 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites: Two-Day Kayaking – 201, or equivalent (proficient class II-II+ kayaking skills and a flatwater roll)

Cancellation Policy:

All reservation and lesson booking fees are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please provide a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. Requests to reschedule a lesson with less than 48 hours of advance notice will be subject to a 20% rescheduling fee.

For more information, contact the Kayak Center at 704.391.3900 ext. 195 or at kayak@usnwc.org.

Course Dates:

• August 1 - 2
• September 12 - 13

Designed to introduce participants to whitewater kayaking and then quickly develop their skills, the Five-Day Intro to Kayaking class is the most comprehensive way to enter the sport of whitewater kayaking. 

Instructor ratio: 3 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites: None

Cancellation Policy:

All reservation and lesson booking fees are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please provide a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. Requests to reschedule a lesson with less than 48 hours of advance notice will be subject to a 20% rescheduling fee.

For more information, contact the Kayak Center at 704.391.3900 ext. 195 or at kayak@usnwc.org.

Course Dates:

• June 22 - June 26
• July 13 - July 17
• August 3 - August 7

Introduction Spring/Fall Camp initiates kids to whitewater kayaking, as well as continue to develop the skills of previous campers.

Instructor ratio: 3 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites: Must be comfortable swimming

Ages: 10 – 18

Duration: Three Saturdays, 1pm – 5pm

Cancellation Policy:

All reservation and lesson booking fees are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please provide a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. Requests to reschedule a lesson with less than 48 hours of advance notice will be subject to a 20% rescheduling fee.

For more information, contact the Kayak Center at 704.391.3900 ext. 195 or at kayak@usnwc.org.

Course Dates:

• May 8, May 15, May 22
• September 12, September 19, September 26

Whitewater Kayak Camp I is a full day camp that will introduce your child to whitewater kayaking in a comfortable and encouraging environment. Working with our experienced instructors throughout the week, campers will learn how to competently paddle class II whitewater while also learning how to work together as a group on the river. After spending the week learning to paddle at the Whitewater Center, campers will have the opportunity to apply their new skills on the Lower Green River during our optional off-site trip day.

Prerequisites

Must be between 10 – 18 years old. Must be comfortable swimming.

Camp Dates

• June 1 - 5
• June 8 - 12
• June 15 - 19
• June 22 - 26
• June 29 - July 3
• July 6 - 10
• July 13 - 17
• July 20 - 24
• July 27 - 31
• August 3 - 7
• August 10 - 14
• August 17 - 21

Spring and Fall Development Camp expands the knowledges and skills of kids who have already learned the basics of whitewater kayaking.

Instructor ratio: 4 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites:Must have completed an Intro Camp (Summer or Spring/Fall), or have experience paddling class II whitewater and rolling

Ages: 10 – 18

Duration: Three Saturdays, 1pm – 5pm

Cancellation Policy:

All reservation and lesson booking fees are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please provide a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. Requests to reschedule a lesson with less than 48 hours of advance notice will be subject to a 20% rescheduling fee.

For more information, contact the Kayak Center at 704.391.3900 ext. 195 or at kayak@usnwc.org.

Course Dates:

• May 9, May 16, May 23
• October 7, October 10, October 17

Whitewater Kayak Camp II is a full day camp designed to further develop the skills learned in either Spring, Summer, or Fall Kayak Camp. Each day campers will be presented with new challenges as they learn to independently navigate the river under the guidance of our instructors. After spending the week learning to paddle at the Whitewater Center, campers will have the opportunity to apply their new skills on the Upper or Lower Green River during our optional off-site trip day.

Prerequisites

• Must be between 10 – 18 years old
• Must have completed Rock, Ride, and Paddle Camp I or Intro Camp (Summer or Spring/Fall), or have experience paddling class II whitewater and rolling
• Must be able to hike on moderate terrain carrying a kayak weighing up to 50 pounds.

Camp Dates

• June 15 - 19
• July 6 - 10
• July 20 - 24
• August 3 - 7
• August 17 - 21

Advanced Spring and Fall Kayak Camps are designed to rapidly develop the skills of campers who already have a reliable roll. 

Instructor ratio: 4 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites: Must have completed Spring/Fall or Summer Development Camp or have experience paddling class III whitewater;  must have a reliable combat roll (minimum 8 successful rolls in 10 attempts in whitewater)

Ages: 10 – 18

Duration: Three Days, 1pm – 5pm (4 hours each)

Cancellation Policy:

All reservation and lesson booking fees are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please provide a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. Requests to reschedule a lesson with less than 48 hours of advance notice will be subject to a 20% rescheduling fee.

For more information, contact the Kayak Center at 704.391.3900 ext. 195 or at kayak@usnwc.org.

Course Dates:

• May 9, May 16, May 23
• October 7, October 10, October 17

Whitewater Kayak Camp III is a full day camp experience that will fine tune your camper’s kayaking skills while challenging them to develop more advanced techniques at an accelerated pace. These skills, maneuvers, and river knowledge will allow them to enhance their whitewater paddling experience by opening up new ways to enjoy a variety of rivers. Advanced Whitewater Kayak Campers will also learn rescue techniques that will teach them how to handle adversity on the river. At the end of the week campers will have the opportunity to apply their skills on Upper Green River during our optional off-site trip day.

Prerequisites

• Must be between 10 – 18 years old
• Must have completed Spring/Fall or Summer Development Camp or have experience paddling class III whitewater
• Must have a reliable combat roll (minimum 8 successful rolls in 10 attempts in whitewater)
• Must be able to hike on moderate terrain carrying a kayak weighing up to 50 pounds.

Camp Dates

• June 22 - 26
• July 13 - 17
• July 27 - 31
• August 10 - 14

After learning the basics in one of our Kayak Camps, Youth Development weekly group sessions provide young paddlers the oppourtunity to improve their skills while meeting other paddlers their age. The content for each week’s session is based on the students that are enrolled, tailoring the skills and techniques to their needs.

Instructor ratio: 4 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites: Must have completed an Intro Camp (Summer or Spring/Fall), or have experience paddling class II whitewater and rolling

Ages: 10 - 18

Duration: Saturdays, 10am - 12pm

Cancellation Policy:

All reservation and lesson booking fees are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please provide a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. Requests to reschedule a lesson with less than 48 hours of advance notice will be subject to a 20% rescheduling fee.

For more information, contact the Kayak Center at 704.391.3900 ext. 195 or at kayak@usnwc.org.

This adventure-based camp combines the fun of a traditional summer camp with the excitement of an outdoor adventure experience. With a range of Pass Activities that includes whitewater rafting, rock climbing, flatwater kayaking and team development activities, this will be a camp that your child will not forget.

Camp Dates

• June 1 - 5
• June 8 - 12
• June 15 - 19
• June 22 - 26
• June 29 - July 3
• July 6 - 10
• July 13 - 17
• July 20 - 24
• July 27 - 31
• August 3 - 7
• August 10 - 14
• August 17 - 21

The focus of this camp is to both have fun and enjoy the activities the Whitewater Center has to offer in a group dynamic. Campers will participate in a wide range of Pass Activities, which include (but are not limited to) whitewater rafting, rock climbing, high ropes courses and team building activities. Each camper will walk away with cool stories, great experiences, and new friends.

Camp Dates

• June 1 - 5
• June 8 - 12
• June 15 - 19
• June 22 - 26
• June 29 - July 3
• July 6 - 10
• July 13 - 17
• July 20 - 24
• July 27 - 31
• August 3 - 7
• August 10 - 14

Survival Camp will teach, develop and test your child’s ability to survive in the wild. We instill techniques such as shelter-building, wilderness first aid, fire building, lost proofing and map and compass skills. With a survival focus your child will also participate in games and teambuilding activities. Each session operates like a day camp with one overnight stay at the U.S. National Whitewater Center.

Camp Dates

• June 8 - 12
• June 15 - 19
• June 22 - 26
• June 29 - July 3
• July 6 - 10
• July 13 - 17
• July 20 - 24
• July 27 - 31
• August 3 - 7
• August 10 - 14

Rock, Ride and Paddle Camp I focuses on building your kid’s basic skills in mountain biking, rock climbing and whitewater kayaking. Each day is split into two unique clinics, focusing on activities and skill enhancements that will challenge your child, while developing their confidence. Prior experience needed in basic bike riding skills. Campers also have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of Pass Activities at the USNWC including whitewater rafting.

Camp Dates

• June 8 - 12
• June 15 - 19
• June 22 - 26
• June 29 - July 3
• July 6 - 10
• July 13 - 17
• July 20 - 24
• July 27 - 31
• August 3 - 7
• August 10 - 14

Rock, Ride and Paddle Camp II is the next step up from Rock, Ride and Paddle. During the week, campers will gain more experience in climbing and whitewater kayaking at the USNWC, while also participating in Pass Activities. What sets this camp apart from Rock, Ride, and Paddle are the two off-site trips. Campers will have the opportunity challenge their skill level by climbing the steep, rocky faces of Crowders Mountain and paddle the rapids of the lower Green River. Please review the parent packet for more information on the off-site trips.

Camp Dates

• June 22 - 26
• July 13 - 17
• August 3 - 7

Backcountry Camping teaches your child the fundamentals of backcountry travel including, but not limited to:  proper packing, land navigation, campsite preparation, working in a team dynamic, and wilderness cooking. Throughout the week, various Pass Activities will also be included in the campers schedule. On Thursday of the camp session, the campers and counselors will head to South Mountain State Park for an overnight stay to apply their newly developed backcountry camping skills.  During the trip, campers will have to work as a team in campsite preparation and cooking meals.  They will also have an opportunity for a side hike to a waterfall.

Camp Dates

• July 6 - 10 (Ages 10 - 12)
• July 20 - 24 (Ages 13 - 15)
• July 27 - 31 (Ages 10 - 12)

The course provides 200-hour YTT training, one Whitewater Center annual parking pass, a comprehensive training workbook, and access to yoga blocks, bolsters, and straps. It will prepare participants to instruct classes typically offered to the general adult population. The full program must be completed in order to receive the 200-hour Yoga Teacher Certification.

This training program is registered by Yoga Alliance and meets or exceeds Yoga Alliance standards. Students who complete this training will be eligible to register as RYT 200 with Yoga Alliance.

Dates:

This course begins on March 6. View the complete course schedule before purchasing - attendance at every class is required for certification. There are no make up dates. 

Notes:

Participants are responsible for their own food and lodging.

Payment plans are available for special circumstances. Please email yoga@usnwc.org if you require a payment plan. 

All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferrable.

Paddle to Table offers guests the opportunity to enjoy a guided flatwater paddle on the Catawba River, followed by a unique dining experience in the outdoors. 

Details

• Registration will close at 11:59pm the day before the event, or when registration sells out.
• Please note that dependent on the menu selections, guests who indicate a dietary restriction during registration may receive an altered version of the course of a completely separate menu item to accommodate their dietary needs.
• All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable. Reservations cannot be rescheduled.

Paddle to Table Dates

• May 6
• May 22
• June 3
• June 19
• July 1
• July 17
• August 5
• August 21
• September 2
• September 11

Become a professional raft guide at the largest man-made whitewater facility in the world.  From the classroom to the river, highly qualified instructors teach all of the necessary skills expected of a professional Raft Guide - no prior experience is necessary. 

Upon completion of Guide School, students will be given the opportunity to advance into the Whitewater Center's guide qualification check-out process. Attending guide school does not guarantee a job at the Whitewater Center.

Course Information

• Duration: 6 days   
• Hours:
  • Guide School Orientation is required, and takes place the evening before course start from 6:00pm - 8:00pm 
  • Course: 9:00am - 5:30pm daily 
• Price: $175.00                    

Course Requirements

You must be at least 17 years of age and a graduating senior in high school. 

Adequate level of physical fitness, swimming capability, and comfort in and around moving water. 

Course Dates

• Weekend Guide School
  • Guide School A: Saturday, 3/7 and Sunday, 3/8; Saturday, 3/14 and Sunday, 3/15; Saturday, 3/21
  • Guide School D: Saturday, 3/28 and Sunday, 3/29; Saturday, 4/4 and Sunday, 4/5; Saturday, 4/11
  • Guide School G: Saturday, 5/2 and Sunday, 5/3; Saturday, 5/9 and Sunday, 5/10; Saturday, 5/16 
• Weekday Guide School
  • Guide School B: Monday, 3/9 through Friday, 3/13
  • Guide School C: Monday, 3/16 through Friday, 3/20
  • Guide School E: Monday, 4/6 through Friday, 4/10
  • Guide School F: Monday, 4/13 through Friday, 4/17
  • Guide School H: Monday, 5/11 through Friday, 5/15
  • Guide School I: Monday, 5/18 through Friday, 5/22
  • Guide School J: Monday, 6/8 through Friday, 6/12
  • Guide School K: Monday, 6/15 through Friday, 6/19

This intensive two day course is the first part of a five day course, and is designed for the rescue professional looking to complete the standards required to become a technician in swiftwater and flood rescue disciplines. The Swiftwater and Flood Rescue I course meets and exceeds the NFPA 1006 and 1670 standards for Surface, Swiftwater, and Flood Rescue. 

Course Details:

• Experience Level: Beginner – Intermediate
• Duration: 2 days (16 to 18 hours)
• Minimum Age: 18 years old
• Course Capacity: 10 – 24 participants

Prerequisites:

• Basic swimming ability
• In good physical shape

Course Dates:

• May 4 - 5
• May 9 - 10
• May 11 - 12
• May 18 - 19
• June 8 - 9
• June 13 - 14
• June 22 - 23

This intensive three day course is the second part of the five day technician level course for swiftwater and flood rescue.  This course focuses on specialized rescue techniques for a variety situations the professional rescue might face. The Swiftwater and Flood Rescue II course meets and exceeds the NFPA 1006 and 1670 standards for Surface, Swiftwater, and Flood Rescue. 

Course Details:

• Experience Level: Advanced
• Duration: 3 days (24 to 27 hours)
• Minimum Age: 18 years old
• Course Capacity: 10 – 24 participants

Prerequisites:

• Basic swimming ability
• In good physical shape
• Must have completed Swiftwater and Flood Rescue I

Course Dates:

• May 6 - 8
• May 13 - 15
• May 20 - 22
• June 10 - 12
• June 24 - 26

Swiftwater and Flood Rescue I & II is an intensive five day technician level course for swiftwater and flood rescue.  This course focuses recognition and avoidance of common river hazards, execution of self-rescue techniques, and specialized rescue techniques for a variety situations the professional rescue might face. Swiftwater and Flood Rescue I & II course meets and exceeds the NFPA 1006 and 1670 standards for Surface, Swiftwater, and Flood Rescue.

Course Details:

• Experience Level: Beginner – Advanced
• Duration: 5 days 
• Minimum Age: 18 years old
• Course Capacity: 10 – 24 participants

Prerequisites:

• Basic swimming ability
• In good physical shape

Course Dates:

• May 4 - 8
• May 11 - 15
• May 18 - 22
• June 8 - 12
• June 22 - 26

The ACA Advanced Swiftwater Rescue course is aimed at trip leaders, boaters paddling on more challenging whitewater, and anyone desiring the opportunity to develop their rescue skills. This class focuses on developing judgment and applying skills in rescue scenarios. 

Course Details:

• Experience Level: Intermediate – Advanced
• Duration: 2 day (16 – 18 hours)
• Minimum Age: 16 years old
• Course Capacity: 12 participants

Prerequisites:

• Basic swimming ability

Course Dates: 

• May 2 - 3

SUP YTT, led by Anna Levesque, is for yogis who already hold their 200-hour RYT with Yoga Alliance, or are currently enrolled in the Whitewater 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training (YTT), and are seeking to become a certified SUP yoga instructor.

This course will include a 3-day parking pass and all SUP equipment (PFD, paddle, paddleboard). Participants are responsible for securing their own ACA instructor manual, ACA and SEIC membership dues, food, and lodging.

Course Schedule:

• Friday, April 3 – 9:00am – 6:00pm
• Saturday, April 4 – 9:00am – 6:00pm
• Sunday, April 5 – 9:00am – 6:00pm

Course Notes:

This class is non-refundable and there are no make-up sessions available.

A minimum of 6 participants is required for this session to be held. In the event that less than 6 participants enroll for this training, the session will be cancelled and registrants will be fully refunded.

Participants are responsible for securing their own food and lodging.

Learn the basics for paddling on dynamic water, including basic SUP stances, strokes, and recovery techniques.

Instructor Ratio: 3 students to 1 instructor

Skill Prerequisites: Previous Stand-Up Paddleboarding experience

Duration: 1.5 hours (11:00am – 12:30pm)

Cancellation Policy:

All reservation and lesson booking fees are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please provide a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. Requests to reschedule a lesson with less than 48 hours of advance notice will be subject to a 20% rescheduling fee.

For more information, contact the Kayak Center at 704.391.3900 ext. 195 or at kayak@usnwc.org.

Course Dates:

• May 2
• May 30
• June 13
• July 18
• August 1
• August 15
• August 29
• September 12
• September 26

Youth Advanced Sessions are weekly sessions focusing on a specific topic appropriate for youth paddlers who already have a reliable roll. 

Instructor ratio: 4 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites: Must have completed Spring/Fall or Summer Development Camp or have experience paddling class III whitewater; must have a reliable combat roll (minimum 8 successful rolls in 10 attempts in whitewater)

Course Schedule: Saturdays, 10:30am - 12:30pm

Course Dates:

• May 9: Stern Squirts
• May 16: Water and Rock Boofs
• May 23: Freestyle: How to Loop
• June 13: Slalom: Up Gates
• June 20: Freestyle: How to Bow Stall/Flatwater Cartwheel
• July 11: Freestyle: How to Loop

Specifically focused on making your roll more reliable, this class is designed to dial in your rolling technique. Whether you’re struggling to hit your first roll or are stuck at a 50/50 success rate, instructors will work with you to diagnose the issue and develop a plan to help you fix it.

Instructor ratio: 4 students to 1 instructor

Skill prerequisites: Must have previous experience rolling a whitewater kayak

Course Schedule: Saturdays, 10:30am - 12:30pm

Course Dates:

• April 18
• May 9
• May 23
• June 6
• June 20
• July 25
• August 15
• August 29
• September 19
• October 3

The Canopy Tour gives you access to a privately guided tour at the time you have reserved. 

Only the listed Canopy Tours are currently available for booking online. If you are interested in a Canopy Tour that is not currenlty listed, please call 704.391.3900.

Qualifiers:

Participants must be at least 4 foot 8 inches tall and can be up to 275 pounds.

Activity Notes: 
The duration of the Canopy Tour is approximately 3 - 4 hours. 

Reservation is required. The group has a maximum of 8 people at one time. 

Closed toe shoes and appropriate clothing required. 

All activities proceed rain or shine unless otherwise stated by Whitewater Center staff. In the event of adverse weather, some or all activities may be unavailable. Please check weather conditions prior to purchasing any activity pass.

All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable.

The Zip Tour gives you access to a privately guided tour at the time you have reserved. 

Only the listed Zip Tours are currently available for booking online. If you are interested in a Zip Tour that is not currently listed, please call 704.391.3900.

Qualifiers:

Participants must be at least 4 foot 8 inches tall and can be up to 275 pounds.

Activity Notes: 

The duration of the Zip Tour is approximately 1.5 - 2 hours. 

Reservation is required. The group has a maximum of 8 people at one time. 

Closed toe shoes and appropriate clothing required. 

All activities proceed rain or shine unless otherwise stated by Whitewater Center staff. In the event of adverse weather, some or all activities may be unavailable. Please check weather conditions prior to purchasing any activity pass.

All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Students who successfully complete this course will receive certificates for Basic First Aid with CPR (Adult, Child, and Infant) and AED, which is valid for two years.

This course consists of an online class and in-class skills practice/evaluation. Online material must be completed three days prior to attending the in-class skills practice/evaluation at the Whitewater Center.

Course Dates:

Morning Sessions (8:00a - 11:00a)

• March 14
• March 21
• March 22
• April 11
• April 18
• May 9
• May 16
• May 17
• May 23
• June 13
• June 20

Evening Sessions (6:00p - 9:00p)

• March 10
• March 17
• April 14
• May 12
• May 19
• May 26
• June 9
• June 23

Tuck Fest Terrace Access includes a chef-inspired catered meal, private cash bar, indoor and outdoor seating, private bathrooms, and exclusive viewing areas for the dates purchased. 

Terrace Access Details:

• Terrace Access opens 30 minutes before the first musical performance of each day, and ends after the final performance finishes.
• Registration is not required for children 2 and under.
• No pets are allowed inside Terrace Access.
• Menu options may not be substituted.
• All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable.