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Gosh, we hope so! That’s a big part of the fun of splashing down a rollicking mountain river!Whether you and your group are planning a whitewater rafting trip down the Ocoee river, Nantahala river, or Taccoa river, you can expect to get at least a little wet. Some folks ask us HOW wet they will get.  The truth is, there’s really no way to tell just how wet you’ll get

Here at Rolling Thunder River Company, we’re thrilled to offer river adventures for people of virtually all ages and levels of experience. Whether you’re a newbie seeking a mild river adventure or a seasoned pro looking for a wild whitewater rafting experience, we have trips that are perfect for almost anyone! Mild and Wild Adventures on the Ocoee and Toccoa Rivers When you visit our Ocoee River

From all of us at Rolling Thunder, thank you for making the 2016 rafting season one of our best ever! Because of our many guests who share our passion for thrilling river adventures, it was one of the best years in our 39-year history, and we expect next year to be even better! We are incredibly proud to have the most enthusiastic, hardest working staff on the

Here at Rolling Thunder River Company, safety is always our top concern. Whether you’re enjoying a gentle float down the Toccoa or a thrilling Ocoee River whitewater adventure, we are committed to making sure that everything goes smoothly. It’s pretty hard to have a bad time when you’re rafting, but there are things you can do to jeopardize your safety and lower your likelihood of having a good time. To

Are you still on the fence about booking your whitewater rafting trip? If so, it’s probably because of some of the many myths surrounding this popular sport. Let’s talk about some of those myths so you can make an informed decision whether rafting is right for you. Myth #1: Rafting Is Only for Adrenaline Junkies Rafting isn’t always extreme. In fact, most rafting trips aren’t as extreme

July 19, 2016 marks the 20 year anniversary of the 1996 Summer Olympic Games held in Atlanta, Georgia. The 1996 Olympics hold a special place in our hearts here at Rolling Thunder because one of our most popular rafting destinations – The Ocoee River – got to spend some much-deserved time in the spotlight. 1996 Summer Olympic Games on the Ocoee River Image Source: John Anderson The Ocoee River was chosen

The Southeast provides some amazing spots for whitewater rafting. The Ocoee River and the Nantahala River offer some of the best adventures in the United States, and they are definitely worth checking out if you’re looking for an exciting adventure. While planning your trip, you’ve probably noticed the classifications for rivers and rapids, but do you really know what these numbers mean? We’ve put together this little guide to help you

It’s been a long and chilly winter, but spring is finally here! As the days get longer and temperatures begin to climb, we are inching closer and closer to the 2016 rafting season. Smaller crowds make spring the perfect time to book your adventure with Rolling Thunder River Company, but there are still some chilly days early in the season. To stay warm and enjoy your trip, keep

Click Here to Apply! Seasonal Jobs in Tennessee, North Carolina and North Georgia Rolling Thunder River Company – The Preferred River Adventure Company for 40 Years. We run dam-controlled rivers only in order to have guaranteed trips every day of the rafting season. Business is booming and we need more staff! Join Rolling Thunder River Company for a busy season of rafting adventure and river fun. We run two dam-controlled whitewater rivers from