KAYAKS Sit-on-top kayaks: big, comfortable, stable, and easy to paddle. You sit on top of the kayaks, as opposed to inside. They are the most popular style of kayak for our trips. They are easiest to get into and exit Why use a Sit-On-Top?
– Sit-in kayak (2): You sit down inside the hull. But our sit inside kayaks are 12′ long with large 48′ cockpits for easy entry and exit. You stay warmer and dryer in cooler weather conditions.
– Fishing Kayaks: Upon Request, we provide Old Town Sportsman Fishing Kayaks for the serious fishermen.
– Swift water kayaks: These kayaks are maneuverable and stable. Designed for our river trips.
– Paddles and PFDs: We provide high-end, comfortable gear. Our paddles are made of lightweight aluminum; forget about bulky plastic paddles. PFDs are nice well fitting specialty kayaking vests with great freedom of movement. Those old school orange choker vests are not used here.
What You Provide:
Wear non-cotton clothing (cotton holds water). Layer up in the cooler seasons, but mostly be comfortable. In the summer, swim attire is best as you may want to swim.
Footwear, however, is most important. NO FLIP-FLOPS should be worn. Some type of strapped sandal, OLD tennis shoes, or river shoes are recommended.
Finally, bring water! Dehydration can ruin your day, so keep drinking. A light snack like an apple or trail bar is also good to have along.
A camera or cell phone can also be taken to share your memories with others. We can provide a dry box for your phone or camera.
*Need a Lunch? Upon request we can pack a lunch for our traveling guests and corporate groups.
We can provide a boxed lunch for $11.00 per person. Our boxed lunch comes with a small cooler, a re-freezable ice pack, and includes the following grub:
– turkey & cheese on wheat
– lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise
– bag of chips or pretzels
– a cup of applesauce or fruit
– (1) 20 oz. water
– (1) 20 oz. Gatorade
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