| Other River Canyon Adventure Outdoor Expeditions . . . |
| Ocoee Whitewater Rafting, Coolidge Park & Riverwalk Bike Tours, Parasailing, Hang Gliding, Waterfall and Wilderness Hikes, Caving Explorations, Sunset Rock Climbing, Fly Fishing Clinics, Fishing Recreational Boat Charters & More! |
| Into The Wild Kayak Adventure Voyage down the most scenic portion of the Tennessee River Gorge. Guided eco-tours include $45/pp Sunrise and Sunset excursions, $65/pp for half day trips, and $115+/pp eco-tour & camping adventures (Incl. kayak gear, guide, camp & ski boat shuttle). Call 423-290-8628 |
CAMP & KAYAK ADVENTURE! |
| Fun, Safe Kayak Group EcoTour Adventure! rivercanyonadventures@yahoo.com |
Paddle through this majestic
1,500 ft river gorge of the
panoramic Cumberland
Plateau, recently designated
as the United Nation's
Biosphere Reserve. Carved
by the continued erosion of
an ancient shallow sea over
350 million years ago, now
one of the most biologically
diverse ecosystems in the
world, you will marvel at
this ecological wonder,
preserved by the Tennessee
River Gorge Trust.
1,500 ft river gorge of the
panoramic Cumberland
Plateau, recently designated
as the United Nation's
Biosphere Reserve. Carved
by the continued erosion of
an ancient shallow sea over
350 million years ago, now
one of the most biologically
diverse ecosystems in the
world, you will marvel at
this ecological wonder,
preserved by the Tennessee
River Gorge Trust.
| Indigenous Wildlife Encounters |
Close-up wildlife viewing encounters
including the American Bald Eagle, Great Blue
Heron, Osprey, Belted Kingfisher, Peregrine
Falcons, the Red-Tail, Broad-Wing and
Coopers Hawks, Wild Turkeys, Canadian
Geese, all soaring above the river canyons.
Learn of some of the 1,500 diverse plant
species including the indigineous and
endangered Mountain Skullcap. Jump off
swing ropes and picnic and swim on sandy
beaches on preserved, uninhabited lands.
including the American Bald Eagle, Great Blue
Heron, Osprey, Belted Kingfisher, Peregrine
Falcons, the Red-Tail, Broad-Wing and
Coopers Hawks, Wild Turkeys, Canadian
Geese, all soaring above the river canyons.
Learn of some of the 1,500 diverse plant
species including the indigineous and
endangered Mountain Skullcap. Jump off
swing ropes and picnic and swim on sandy
beaches on preserved, uninhabited lands.
| History of Native American Indians & Civil War Heroes |
River Canyon Adventures - Flatwater Kayak EcoTours
Hear tales of local hauntings and history
on the Tennessee River Gorge's vital role
during the Native American defeat by the
European stakeholders resulting in Trail
of Tears leading up to the American Civil
War. Paddle the same route that Chief
Dragging Canoe led Cherokees through
raging rapids before the transformation by
hydrolic dams controlled waters.
on the Tennessee River Gorge's vital role
during the Native American defeat by the
European stakeholders resulting in Trail
of Tears leading up to the American Civil
War. Paddle the same route that Chief
Dragging Canoe led Cherokees through
raging rapids before the transformation by
hydrolic dams controlled waters.
| Kayak the Grand Canyon of Tennessee Only 10 minutes from Chattanooga's Tourist Attractions & Downtown Waterfront Email or Call now 423-290-8628 for 2010 dates! |
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| INTO THE WILD ECO-TOURS! Take a full-day guided kayak eco-tour right to your campsite, keep your kayaks overnight and spend the next day paddling leisurely, visiting beaches, Indian sloughs and rope swings in the magestic Tennessee River Gorge. Camp sites were previously occupied by Cherokee, Chickasaw and Creak Indian tribes, view earthworks and village foundations still preserved from ancient Native American Indians before the Trail of Tears removal. |
| I'd rather be . . . kayaking. |
| Kayaking exercises the mind, body and soul. |
| Into The Wild Kayak Eco-Tours & Camping Trips |
| A natural waterpark. |
INDIAN SUMMER ECO-TOURS!
Book now for our unique Fall eco-tours, kayaking through preserved
sloughs previously occupied by Cherokee, Chickasaw and Creak Indian
tribes, view earthworks and village foundations still preserved from
ancient Native American Indians before the Trail of Tears removal.
Learn of the gorge's role of vital water transportation, hunting and
gathering of this uninhabited section of America's native lands along
1500 ft ancient canyons.
Book now for our unique Fall eco-tours, kayaking through preserved
sloughs previously occupied by Cherokee, Chickasaw and Creak Indian
tribes, view earthworks and village foundations still preserved from
ancient Native American Indians before the Trail of Tears removal.
Learn of the gorge's role of vital water transportation, hunting and
gathering of this uninhabited section of America's native lands along
1500 ft ancient canyons.
