moderate
4 hours
Suitable for individuals with moderate fitness who can paddle and maneuver a canoe or kayak for a few hours.
Help keep Virginia’s James River pristine with River Clean Up Day. Paddle alongside fellow adventurers, remove debris, and experience this iconic waterway from a new perspective.
Help us keep the James River Clean - sign up to help out during our river clean up day
Join Twin River Outfitters for an exciting river cleanup event on the James River! Experience the thrill of working alongside fellow paddlers as you remove trash and debris, all while enjoying the great outdoors. Get ready to get muddy and make a positive impact on this beautiful waterway!
Join Twin River Outfitters for an exciting river cleanup event on the James River! Experience the thrill of working alongside fellow paddlers as you remove trash and debris, all while enjoying the great outdoors. Get ready to get muddy and make a positive impact on this beautiful waterway!
Wear old shorts, a tee shirt, and river shoes like old tennis shoes or sandals with ankle straps—they'll get wet and muddy.
Stay hydrated throughout the four-hour paddle by bringing a refillable water bottle.
Participants must be able to get in and out of a canoe or kayak without assistance.
Bring a towel and a change of clothes to change after the event and stay comfortable.
The James River corridor has been an essential waterway for indigenous communities and early settlers, shaping the region’s cultural and ecological heritage.
This event directly supports local sustainability by removing hazardous debris from the river, helping maintain a healthy aquatic ecosystem for wildlife and recreation.
Clothing that can get wet and muddy is crucial since you'll be handling trash and working near the water.
summer specific
Footwear that stays secure on your feet and handles wet terrain keeps you safe and comfortable.
summer specific
Keeping hydrated while paddling is vital, especially during summer months.
Protect your hands while picking up debris along the riverbanks and in the water.