Welcome & timeline
Your role for the day, and the full running order from the 8:00 AM rally to the BBQ.
Official paid participant guide
Andrea's Adventure Passport
Thirteen pages covering the timeline, both arrival routes, the packing checklist, safety and waiver information, driving and parking maps, Time Capsule instructions, and your participant credential.
Built to read on a phone and to print. Save it before you leave home — signal at the canyon is unreliable.
13 pages · approx. 2.5 MB · works offline once saved
What's inside
Eleven checkpoints
Rally & river
Both arrival options, the rafting center address, and driving directions from Los Angeles.
Wear & pack
What to wear, what to bring, what to leave in the car, and the two-bag packing method.
Safety & parking
Waiver requirements, on-river conduct, and the parking diagram with the check-in point marked.
Capture & message
Time Capsule instructions with a scannable code, plus the Birthday Message prompts.
BBQ, FAQ & credential
Evening details, quick answers, and your official participant card with emergency contact lines.
Print the credential page
The last page is a participant card with blank lines for your name and emergency contact. Fill it in by hand and keep it in your dry bag — it works when your phone doesn't.
Print before you leave
Your participant credential
Fill in your name and emergency contact by hand. Paper works when your phone is soaked, dead, or locked in the car.
Participant badge
Name, emergency contact, and emergency phone, with the event QR code. Keep it in your dry bag.
Quick guide
The whole day on a single sheet. Print it, screenshot it, or send it to anyone who says they'll "just figure it out."
Prefer an image to text or save to your camera roll? Grab the PNG.
Fill in the emergency contact line
Blank lines help nobody. Write a name and a number that will actually be answered on a Saturday, and do it before you leave home — not in the parking lot at check-in.
Prefer not to download?
Read it here
All thirteen pages, loaded as you scroll. Handy on a phone — but save the PDF before you leave, because signal at the canyon is not reliable.
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Point a phone here
Anyone who scans this lands on the home page and can reach the Passport, the schedule, and the uploader in one tap.