It probably goes without saying that Mississippi is a state with a lot of water in it and around it. Of course, there’s a vast network of rivers that culminate in the mighty Mississippi. There are also hundreds of lakes and Mississippi’s Secret Coast. Surrounded by wildlife and natural beauty, you’ll be able to kayak …
North Dakota is rarely thought of as a fun tourist destination, which is a real shame. The state has some of the best outdoor recreations in the USA. Miles of rivers and acres of lakes give paddlers a huge variety of options for their kayak adventure. North Dakota has everything from small, man-made lakes that …
Minnesota is a veritable kayaker’s paradise. There are so many different kayaking routes to check out, and many are within a day’s drive from wherever you live in the state. If you’re not from Minnesota, then we definitely recommend taking a vacation to explore the area. Although the state is known as the land of …
Whether you are a beginning or seasoned kayaker, New York State houses several beautiful waterways that are perfect for any kayaking enthusiast. The state is home to over 70,000 miles of rivers and streams and thousands of freshwater lakes, ponds, and reservoirs. Because of this, you will have no trouble finding a float best suited …
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 …
Get in touch with your primal self while paddling the best places to kayak in Nebraska! The name ‘Nebraska’ translates to ‘flat water’ and refers to the state’s Platte River. In Nebraska, you can find long stretches of flat land and calm waters on the dissected till plains of the east and the Great Plains …
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 …
New Mexico is rich with local history and environmental wonders. Its geographical makeup creates incredible sights and numerous outdoor adventures. This southern mountain state has some of the best kayaking spots in the country. New Mexico is the fifth-largest and the sixth-least densely populated state in the U.S. It features some of kayaking’s best-kept secrets. …
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, …