Whitewater Challengers is Currently Seeking Summer 2023 River Guides

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Greetings, Outdoor Enthusiasts!


If you're looking to build a cool set of skills, a fresh source of income, some invigorating exercise, and a captivating way to meet some great people, you might be interested in becoming a Whitewater Challengers river guide trainee.

Based on their website, it looks like training can begin as early as mid-April with subsequent training classes also scheduled to take place in May and June. Each time you train, you’ll master an additional set of skills, until you’ve completed the requirements to be hired as a guide. Click here to read about how the training program works and what you can expect after the training is completed.

We should mention that it is a free program so availabilities are limited, so it's best to register in advance. If you have any questions, by all means, shoot them an email at training@whitewaterchallengers.com and tell them we sent you.

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