Wildwood Outfitters prides itself on providing groups, families, and individuals fun adventures with memories for a lifetime. We can help you decide which trip is right for you, or select from the options below. Whether you want a leisurely trip down the river or a more exciting whitewater experience, the Chattahoochee does not disappoint!
Hwy 17 to Hwy 255 Bridge
You will be shuttled from our outpost to the Sautee Creek put in. This is a beautiful section of the Chattahoochee River. It winds through the Sautee Valley with small shoals and mountain laurel. Half-way down the river is an old abandoned cheese dairy that spanned the river and used water power.
We offer canoe and kayak trips on this section, the trip is 6 miles long and takes 2.5 to 3 hrs. This section can be affected by low water levels, so make sure to call us in advance.
This section is great for all levels of paddlers. Minimum Age is 5 years.
Length: 5 miles
Trip Time: 2 1/2 – 3 hours
Class: I
Hwy 255 Bridge to Hwy 115 Bridge
Our Section II trip is a more challenging section than Section I. You are shuttled up the river to the Hwy 255 Bridge. This trip starts at the Duncan Bridge Outpost with several long Class 1 rapids and smooth pools. The main rapid on this section is Smith Island, which is rates as a Class II. The trip runs to the Wildwood Hwy. 115 parking lot. Canoes, kayaks and rafts are all great on this section.
This section is great for all levels of paddlers. Minimum Age is 5 years.
Length: 5 miles
Trip Time: 2 1/2 – 3 hours
Class: I-II
Hwy 115 Bridge to Hwy 384 Takeout
Wildwood Outfitters’ Section III trip starts at the Duncan Bridge Outpost. You are shuttled up to the Hwy 115 bridge. This is called the whitewater section of the Chattahoochee. Over the years, thousands of whitewater paddlers got their start on this section of the river – its a work out but lots of fun! You will also see wildlife and beautiful scenery.
Even though this section is a bit more advanced than the others, it is still great for all levels of paddlers. Minimum Age is 5 years.
Length: 5 miles
Trip Time: 2 1/2 – 3 hours
Class: I-II (III)
Hwy 384 Bridge to Mossy Creek or Belton Bridge Park
Our Section IV trip starts at the Duncan Bridge Outpost. This is the most remote section of the Chattahoochee River. It has the largest volume of water with a dozen Class I rapids so it can be paddled when other sections are too low. It is 10 miles (6 hours) to the Belton Bridge Take Out but the trip can be shortened by using the Mossy Creek access at mile 5 (3 hours). Canoes, kayaks, and rafts are available to Mossy Creek; canoes and kayaks only to Belton Bridge.
Good for all levels of paddlers. Minimum Age is 5 years.
Length: 5 – 10 miles
Trip Time: 2.5-3 hours(5 miles) 4-6 hours(10 miles)
Class: I (II)
