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 …
With two coastlines on the Great Lakes (Michigan and Superior), 43,000 miles of rivers, and 15,000 lakes, there’s a lot of water to enjoy in Wisconsin. In fact, there’s so much water in Wisconsin that it’s known to many as the kayaking mecca. Kayaking is one of the best ways to explore the state’s natural …
There is no place more synonymous with paradise than Hawaii. From vibrantly colorful fish and coral reefs to lush tropical jungles, raging rivers, and of course, the biggest waves in the world, Hawaii is nature at its finest. Hawaii’s different islands have a distinct vibe and their own set of natural sites to explore, with …
Looking for some inspiration for kayaking destinations in North Carolina? Well you’ve made a good decision as it’s one of the most beautiful states with diverse landscapes that range from mountains to rivers, lakes, and the sea. The area has multiple water bodies that are perfect for various outdoor activities like kayaking and canoeing Whether …
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 …
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, …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …