With no shortage of water, it’s little surprise that San Francisco is a hot spot for kayaking. Locals and tourists gravitate to take advantage of the optimal paddling conditions. But finding the best places can be hard to navigate if you don’t happen to have an inside source to tell you about the best places …
Home to over 3,000 named rivers and creeks; Lake Erie, one of the biggest lakes in the U.S.; and over 60,000 other lakes and reservoirs, Ohio is a dream destination for any kayaker. You will be spoilt for choices in this state located in the Midwest as it’s full of laid-back rivers and lakes. So, …
Looking for places to kayak in South Dakota? While the state is famous for the magnificent Mount Rushmore, hundreds of rivers and lakes run through South Dakota, offering kayakers and canoers alike dozens of opportunities. Whether you’re a kayaking professional or you’d like to enjoy a relaxing afternoon paddling with some family and friends, we’ve …
With rolling hills and flowing rivers, the possibilities for kayaking are endless in Oklahoma. Known as the Sooner State, this blanket of boundless outdoors is calling for adventure. When it comes to kayaking, you want variety and, of course, gorgeous scenery. You get both in the many lakes and rivers of Oklahoma. Though land-locked, this …
There are two natural lakes in Virginia, Lake Drummond and Mountain Lake, and nine major river systems. There’s also the beautiful Chesapeake Bay, Virginia’s outlet to the Atlantic Ocean. With so many gorgeous bodies of water, it’s easy to see why Virginia is one of the top Kayaking destinations in the United States. From rapids to …
Connecticut might not be the first state to pop into your head if you’re thinking about your next kayaking adventure. However, the state is full of pristine national parks with lakes and rivers that are perfect for any level of kayaker. You shouldn’t overlook Connecticut just because it isn’t famous for kayaking. In this article, …
Montana is home to some of the most rugged mountain terrain in the United States, and surprisingly, home to some fantastic kayaking trips. Whether you want to wildlife watch as you float down the original “lazy river,” cross a crystal-clear flatwater alpine lake, or try your hand at some Class 4 whitewater rapids, Montana has …
When you think of California waters you’ll probably picture images of clear skies over sandy beaches and surfers tackling a big wave. But kayakers know that California boasts some of the most magnificent places in the world to paddle away stress and take in nature’s sights and smells. In fact, California is a kayaker’s haven, …
Outdoor adventures are plentiful in Colorado from the Rockies to river canyons and desert terrain. The Centennial State’s diverse terrain offers kayakers of every skill level a great paddling experience. At lakes and rivers across the state and in national and state parks, you’ll find trails that range from a gentle, easy paddle to rigorous …
Alaska is one of the last great wildernesses in the world. We have a former president to thank for preserving most of Alaska’s natural beauty and forests, and placing these areas of the state under protection of federal parks and conservation groups. If you have ever wanted to explore Alaska, you should try doing it …