Dam Release White Water Rafting and Cook Out Not just a regular White Water Rafting trip, but perhaps the most daring and exciting visit to the rapids you may ever experience! Not for the faint of heart! This is a fun, fast-paced dam release raft trip and is the favorite of ourstaff and customers! July 4th. Sunday. Savage River Dam Release Raft Trip. Introducing the Savage River, a perfect step up from the Harpers Ferry beginner whitewater rafting trip on the Shenandoah. This dam release run is continuous Class III-IV whitewater rafting, which translates to five miles of crashing waves, drops, and some serious non-stop fun! The Savage River is best known as the site of World Whitewater Championships and Olympic Whitewater Trials, as well as one of the finest trout streams in the East. Lying within the boundaries of the massive 50,000 acre Savage River State Forest in Garrett County, MD, the Savage and its tributaries flow through some of the last remaining old growth forests in Maryland. This trip, only three hours from the Washington DC area, is perfect as a day, overnight, or weekend getaway. This all-inclusive rafting adventure features a tasty barbeque tail-gating style, guide in each raft, shuttle, equipment, and wetsuit. Suggested Attire: Most likely you will need a wetsuit for this trip due to the cooler temperatures of dam release waters. When making your reservation, please provide us with your height, weight, and T shirt size. If the temperatures are in the 80s or above and you do not choose to wear a wetsuit, we suggest you wear the following: Synthetic shirt layers (silk, under armour, wool, fleece) Waterproof Jacket Leggings such as: spandex, waterproof pants, etc. Wool or fleece socks Neoprene booties, old sneakers, or Teva-type sandals *Remember no flip flops, or COTTON Dry change of clothes Towel Suntan Lotion Glasses strap Water bottle Directions: Take 70 W to Hancock. Exit onto 68 W towards Cumberland. Near Frostburg, exit onto 36 S at exit # 33. Continue on 36 to Westernport. In Westernport turn R onto Church Rd. (135 W). Follow 135 W through Luke and Bloomington. In Bloomington, turn L onto Hamill then L onto Owens And then R onto Potomac St. and look for River & Trail river tube indicating entrance to customer parking. Give yourself three to three and one half hours to get there (if coming from central DC). If you want TTD to help with a car pool, please let us know. Cost: $99.00 Price Subject to Increase at any time. Limited Space Includes a tasty riverside cookout between the two runs. A guide in each raft. Shuttle transportation to and from the river and all equipment.		Sunday Jul 4, 2010 8:30am-3:00pm $99