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Whitewater Rafting Guide
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School/Trainer: Equinox Adventures [>>]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Toronto, Canada

Whitewater Rafting is one of the fastest growing extreme adventure sports in North America. With more and more rafting companies springing up every season there is a definite need for qualified, well trained, and certified guides. Transport Canada has recently put in place guidelines that are very specific about what qualifies a competent and certified Raft Guide. The C.R.C. guide school and th......

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Introduction to Architectural Computer-Aided Drafting/Design (CAD) teaches the student how to produce architectural drawings on a CAD system. Topics include basic CAD terminology, concepts, systems principles, and model construction. Floor plans, elevations, plot plans, and detail drawings are prepared. Storage, retrieval, data extraction, and plotting procedures are examined. Prerequisite: CAD......

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ENGR 200 Computer-Aided Drafting I . 3 CR Introduces the fundamentals of drawing with a computer-aided drafting software system. Drawing and editing commands are used to create and revise a variety of drawings. Topics include CAD systems, advantages, applications, and operational skills. Prerequisite: ENGR& 114 (prev ENGR 123) or permission of instructor. ENGR 201 Computer-Aided Drafting II......

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Start your trip with 1, 2 or 3 days of rafting on the National Wild and Scenic Tuolumne River—exhilarating Class IV rapids, beautiful hikes up side canyons, remote riverside camping, and stunning scenery. The next portion of your trip is truly the "grand finale"; a day rafting the unparalleled Class V whitewater of Cherry Creek, the uppermost section of the Tuolumne River. You can......

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The Cal Salmon ranks as one of the most difficult rivers in California. Rapids are steep, powerful, and often long. Water bounces off the narrow walls, careening downstream with intensity. In Class V Cascade rapid, you’ll blast 15’ down a tight chute of frothing whitewater. A few minutes later you’ll come face to face with one of the river’s biggest and longest challenges: b......

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The action on this river starts immediately with a long quarter-mile stretch of technical whitewater. This rousing introduction ends in a hefty seven-foot drop called Chamberlain Falls. Continuing on, you’ll blast through powerful hydraulics and maneuver through some solid Class IV rapids. After an intense morning, we’ll break for lunch along the shoreline. You’ll be glad when th......

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There’s no stopping once you begin a Kaweah River trip. The river rushes through boulder-choked passageways punctuated by powerful hydraulics. Some rapids are long while others are sudden and extreme. Just remaining in the raft can represent an accomplishment on this lively run! Technical and deft maneuvering is required to successfully navigate many rapids. Consider yourself a master padd......

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The North Stanislaus’ steep gradient (70’ per mile) creates many stair-stepping drops and tumultuous twists and turns. You’ll become an expert paddler, maneuvering through the river’s speeding currents and tight chutes. And because All-Outdoors is one of the few outfitters permitted by the USFS to offer trips on the North Stanislaus, you will most likely have the river to yo......

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Steep, technical rapids characterize the Tuolumne. The action starts immediately as you discover seemingly non-existent passageways through rock-strewn corridors like Rock Garden and Nemesis. Rapids comprised of tight chutes, tall drops and immense boulders follow until we reach the highlight of the trip�Class IV + Clavey Falls. The middle section of the river mellows, allowing time for reflec......

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The Merced is the closest a river can come to being like an amusement park ride. Rolling waves and speedy currents characterize its rapids. There are very few rocks to avoid, just large hydraulics. Normally on 1-Day trips, we raft a 16-mile section of the upper Merced. This lively section starts off fast for the first six miles, slows down in the middle section, and speeds up again in the final......

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