
moderate
9 days
Paddlers should have moderate to good endurance and be comfortable navigating class II-III whitewater rapids.
Discover the Clarence Canoe & Kayak Trail, Australia’s longest mapped whitewater adventure. With expert shuttle services and top-tier gear rentals from Exodus Adventures, your epic nine-day paddle through unspoiled river country starts here.
Experience the thrill of Australia’s longest-mapped whitewater trail with our expert shuttle service. Enjoy exclusive access to private river properties, comprehensive safety briefings, and top-notch equipment rentals. With over 35 years of local knowledge, we ensure your adventure on the Boyd and Nymboida rivers is both safe and unforgettable.
Experience the thrill of Australia’s longest-mapped whitewater trail with our expert shuttle service. Enjoy exclusive access to private river properties, comprehensive safety briefings, and top-notch equipment rentals. With over 35 years of local knowledge, we ensure your adventure on the Boyd and Nymboida rivers is both safe and unforgettable.
River levels can fluctuate rapidly; always check updates from your guide before paddling each day.
A satellite tracker is required for safety and communication on the trail—ensure you rent one if you don’t have your own.
Always wear a properly fitted personal flotation device when on the water to ensure maximum safety.
Use garbage bags and clip-lock bags to waterproof your canoe barrels and personal belongings since dry bags may not fit efficiently.
The Clarence Canoe & Kayak Trail incorporates areas within Nymboi-Binderay National Park, established in 1997 to protect diverse rainforest and river ecosystems.
Exodus Adventures emphasizes sustainable river use through strict safety monitoring and encouraging clients to leave no trace during their paddling trips.
Protects your head in the rapids and rocky sections of the river.
Keeps you comfortable during wet paddling days and variable weather.
Critical for navigation along complex river sections and in remote areas.
Required for trip monitoring and emergency communication throughout the trail.