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Thrilling 2-Day Whitewater Canoe Camp on Australia's Clarence River Trail - Grafton

Thrilling 2-Day Whitewater Canoe Camp on Australia's Clarence River Trail

Buccarumbimoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2 days

Fitness Level

Participants should have moderate fitness with the ability to paddle for several hours at a time and manage camping activities.

Overview

Paddle through Australia’s longest whitewater trail in the Clarence Valley on this thrilling 2-day canoe camp. Navigate rapids, camp under the stars, and reconnect with nature on a guided adventure perfect for all skill levels.

Buccarumbi, New South Wales

2-Day Whitewater Canoe Camp

Ages 10+

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About This Adventure

Embark on a transformative two-day whitewater canoe camp in the stunning Clarence Valley. Experience breathtaking landscapes, paddle through exhilarating rapids, and connect with nature while camping under the stars. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure promises unforgettable memories, relaxation, and a chance to rejuvenate your spirit amidst serene wilderness.

Embark on a transformative two-day whitewater canoe camp in the stunning Clarence Valley. Experience breathtaking landscapes, paddle through exhilarating rapids, and connect with nature while camping under the stars. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure promises unforgettable memories, relaxation, and a chance to rejuvenate your spirit amidst serene wilderness.

Adventure Tips

Pack waterproof gear

Bring dry bags and waterproof clothing to stay comfortable during unpredictable river conditions.

Arrive prepared for camping

Ensure you are ready for overnight wilderness camping with warm layers and a sleeping mat for comfort.

Stay hydrated and fueled

Carry plenty of water and eat nutritious snacks to maintain energy on and off the river.

Listen to your guide

Follow all safety instructions carefully during whitewater sections for a fun and secure experience.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Platypus
  • Rock wallabies

History

The Clarence Valley and its rivers have been significant for Indigenous communities for thousands of years and continue to hold cultural importance today.

Conservation

Exodus Adventures practices low-impact camping and river stewardship to protect local ecosystems and wildlife habitats.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Waterproof dry bags

Essential

Keeps your clothing and valuables dry throughout river sections and camping.

Lightweight rain jacket

Essential

Protects against rain and spray on the river during unpredictable weather.

all specific

Sleeping mat

Essential

Provides insulation and comfort for wilderness camping at night.

all specific

Thermal layers

Essential

Keeps you warm during cool mornings and evenings at camp.

fall specific