Swimming in Wild Rivers

Swimming in Wild Rivers
Your safety is number 1, now have fun!
Setting yourself free with nature.

There are eight important factors to wild river swimming. Below are your free eight tips and the full report option on an amazing sport that connects you into nature in a way few sports can.  And of course river swimming is a “leave no trace” sport. See the meaning at the bottom of report.  Enjoy, have fun and always thank the river!
The Eight Tips
1 – Always observe the flow of the river before entering.
2 – Always observe your surroundings, rocks, heavy brush, wildlife.
3 – Always observe weather patterns before entering a river.
4 – Always know where the eddies are (meaning and details in full report).
5 – Always know about what altitude you are at.
6 – Always have a back up plan.
7 – Always know your limits.
8 – Never drink the water you are swimming in.

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One of my favorite swimming holes along the Merced River has beautiful white sand and each year these trees that have lined the rivers edge for perhaps a century or more stand the test of time. Their roots entwined on the shore, they stand strong and give us a shady place in the summer months as we enjoy the healing waters of Yosemite.Thank you, How I honor you beloved pines.

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Yes, this is one of my favorite hikes!  It sounds oh so easy, only a mile down and a mile up! Let me tell you at 7000 ft elevation it is a task..a joyful task. Be sure and bring lots of water and snacks and take your time. The trail is very clear and easy to follow. And the Giant Sequoia’s await your visit.
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