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General FAQs
Why would I want to have an Outfitter help put together my trip? We all live very busy lives. The amount of time it takes the Trip Leader and designated helpers to fully coordinate a trip requires around 300 hours of his/her/their collective time and can be very stressful trying to get everything and everyone coordinated. Since your river trip is a time for vacation, relaxation, and excitement, it really helps to know that someone with years of experience is taking care of all the details. If you use an Outfitter, you don't have to worry about anything but getting yourself and your personal items to the put-in location. Should I pay a boatman to help us go down the river? No! Paying a boatman on a private trip makes the Trip Leader and the participants liable for breaking Federal Regulations. The punishment is $500 to $5000 in fines and 6 months imprisonment per participant. The Park Service does require you to have an experienced person with you but they cannot be paid. See their regulations for more information. How many people should I take on the river trip? The usual number of people is 12 to 15. Try and choose friends and family that have similar interests and abilities. Make sure everyone is in good health and can withstand the rigors of canyon river life. What is an FSP? FSP is how we often refer to our Food and Shuttle Package.
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