Resources

Frequent Rafter Program
River Guide Training Program
Group Discounts
Oustanding Safety Record
River Rapid Classification
What to Bring
What to do after your Trip
Helpful Links

FREQUENT RAFTER PROGRAM
Our greatest compliment is when our guests return for another raft trip. All of our guests receive our 'Frequent Rafter' card for discounts on their future rafting trip with us. It is our way of thanking our valued guests.This is a non-transferable offer.

RIVER GUIDE TRAINING PROGRAM
We are proud to have developed a rigorous guide training program that is offered at Red Rocks Community College. It is a full week of extensive training on several rivers. The guide is prepared for an entry-level position in the rafting industry, although not guaranteed one. All guides receive 50 hours of on the water training in addition to the 10 hours of classroom work. Dates for 2008: May 14 - May 24

GROUP DISCOUNTS
Mile Hi Rafting welcomes groups and can tailor a white water rafting trip for all ages and abilities. We can help you arrange an unforgettable adventure package that works within your needs and budget. We welcome Weddings, Meetings, Reunions, Graduations; any family, corporate or social function.

2007 Group Discounts:
10-19 people - 10% off
20-39 people - 15% off
40 + people - 20% off

OUTSTANDING SAFETY RECORD
We are proud at Mile Hi Rafting to have one of the best safety records in the industry. Our guides and staff are of the highest standard all helping to achieve our 1st priority--- to give our guest a safe quality experience on the river. Our highly trained guides always have your safety as their top priority. This means you just have fun and enjoy your vacation.

RIVER RAPID CLASIFICATION
Class I—Moving water with few riffles and small waves.
Class II—Easy rapids with clear passages
Class III---Moderately difficult waves and some maneuvering required to avoid obstacles
Class IV--- Difficult rapids with complex channels, waves, and hydraulics. Precise maneuvering in turbulent waters is often required to avoid significant obstacles.
Class V---Extremely difficult, long and violent rapids, with highly congested routes, that often follow each other without interruption. Precise maneuvering in very turbulent water is required.
VI—Generally considered un-raftable---possibility of injury or death likely.

* Dates subject to change due to water flow

What to Bring on Your Mile Hi Adventure
Swimsuit
Secure footwear (no flip-flops)
Fleece or wool pullover
Dry clothes and a towel for afterwards
Sunscreen

Wear comfortable quick-drying clothing. Nylon shorts and swimsuits are best. Avoid cotton. Secure footwear is a must. Wetsuit booties are available for rent. Cool weather gear like fleece, polypropylene and wool are all excellent. Wetsuits are provided for free along with a nylon splash top. Sunscreen is a good idea as are sunglasses. Bring some dry clothing and a towel for after the trip.

What to do after your trip?
Tommyknockers Brew Pub
Beau Jo's Pizza Parlor
Buffalo Restaurant and Bar
Mile Hi Rafting is located right next to some great hiking and biking. You can also find the above restaurants in Idaho Springs, Colorado which is just minutes from MHR.

Helpful Links
www.clearcreekcounty.org
www.town.georgetown.co.us
www.aastables.com
www.georgetownlooprr.com
www.coloradotourguides.com
invescofield.stadiumhotelnetwork.com

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