• Water conditions can change. Trips labeled “easy” could become “moderate” due to conditions beyond our control. Please check with trip leader before traveling long distances.
• Please call trip leaders to see if touring kayaks are appropriate for their trips. Kayaks over 13’ are not appropriate on some rivers.
• Registration is required on some trips. See individual trip descriptions. 

WHAT YOU SHOULD BRING 

• Your own canoe or kayak and paddles
• Life preserver
• Lunch
• Sneakers that can get wet
• Dry clothes and a towel in a plastic bag

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

• Know how to swim
• You are responsible for your own safety
• Beginners should take trips labeled easy
• We discourage taking small children unless you are an experienced boater
• Please leave your pets in the safety of their own home
• Dress appropriately for the weather -. April and May trips involve cold water; paddlers on all April trips must dress for cold water conditions and carry dry clothes in their boats
• Go to put-in first to drop off boat; volunteers will help coordinate shuttling drivers to take-out.
• We paddle rain or shine at a leisurely pace with a lunch break around noon.