You can’t spend time in Austin without experiencing one of the city’s many beautiful waterways. It’s home to many reservoirs and rivers that provide a welcome relief from the Central Texas heat. These places draw thousands of people every year, both locals and tourists, who come to enjoy the opportunities for swimming, boating, fishing, tubing, …
Located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, Washington has some of the best outdoor activity opportunities for those looking to get some fresh air. Even in the bustling city of Seattle, there are ample places either in the city or just outside where you can get your nature fix. With several lakes, rivers, and the open …
The bustling city of Los Angeles is known for celebrities, shopping, and the sunny California weather. However, you may not know that the City of Angels also has plenty of places to spend time outdoors. From famous parks to fantastic kayaking locations, you won’t regret hopping in a kayak to explore this city and the …
Louisville, Kentucky, is known for its sprawling green nature and its beautiful views, ideal for botanists and nature lovers of all kinds. From lakes and sanctioned water sporting parks to rivers and creeks, Louisville also boasts some of the best places to kayak in all of Kentucky. All under an hour from the city of …
Detroit has some of the largest inland water bodies in the US. It’s a paradise for paddlers with multiple rivers and over 500 lakes, providing a much welcome getaway. It’s no wonder kayaking in Detroit is gaining more and more popularity. Paddlers can choose to kayak in the white waters of Detroit rivers or the …
Maryland is full of a variety of lakes, rivers, and streams to kayak. From saltwater marshes to freshwater rapids, there are so many options to choose from! However, it can be confusing to know where you should go, especially if you don’t have much experience kayaking. Luckily, we’ve done the research for you. Below, we’ve …
Massachusetts is full of dozens of premium ocean, lake, and river kayaking trails for paddlers of all skill levels. There are so many options that it can be confusing to know where to start! To help you decide which one to pick for your next kayaking trip, we’ve compiled a list of the best places …
Kayaking isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when most people think of Vermont. The state is best known for its maple syrup, majestic green mountains, and wooden covered bridges. However, there is much more to Vermont. Vermont boasts more than 4,000 miles of rivers and 40,000 acres of lakes, making it a top kayaking …
Washington state is a coastal state with its largest, most visited city of Seattle located on the Puget sound, the gateway to the Pacific Ocean, not to mention a collection of protected islands filled with wildlife like whales, sea otters, and numerous bird species. The Rockies also traverse Washington state, with majestic mountains, thick forests, …
Wyoming has a history of great outdoor sports. Hiking, camping, hunting, and kayaking are all huge events in the state. There is a ton of open water for you to enjoy, including state and national parks or private waterways on campsites and water parks. From scenic lakes that you can cruise down in leisure to …