Following are some commonly asked questions and answers about the event. Anyone who wants to go canoeing, learn about the river and have fun. Most sections of the Trek are flatwater, with a gentle current to move us along. Some sections have quicker current and rapids, and require more expertise. Section leaders can advise you on the level of difficulty for their day.
Most people come for one day.
Information about camping and lodging near the river is available for those who want to paddle consecutive days. Participants must bring their own canoe or kayak, lifejackets for every person in the boat and paddles. Lunch and extra clothing for cold or wet weather are recommended. Section leaders may be able to help. Trekkers will be shuttled back to the day's starting point at the end of the paddle.