Two days, 70 paddlers, nearly 30 miles of paddling, and an island camp-out on the Willamette River Trail in Oregon.

Explore my top 12 unforgettable flatwater kayaking experiences in the Pacific Northwest region, perfect for creating lasting memories.

Plan your kayaking trip to Lost Lake, Oregon with our comprehensive guide. Find details on rentals, directions, parking, seasonal tips, and local wildlife.

Discover 3 easy, no-stress places to kayak this weekend: Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Scappoose Bay, and Tualatin River. Kayak rentals available.

Photo journey of our Oru kayak paddling experience on the Tualatin River in Tigard, Oregon.

Take our quiz to see if you're more suited for the tranquility of lake kayaking or the flows of flat water river kayaking. Uncover your kayaking match!

Get the scoop on famous floating homes in the Pacific NW. Explore iconic spots by kayak in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, respecting privacy from the water.

Kayak in the Pacific Northwest and witness Chinook salmon migration at Seattle's Ballard Locks. Discover tips for salmon-watching from your boat.

Explore wildlife kayaking in the Pacific Northwest, discover harbor seals in Shilshole Bay, and learn about marine conservation for a responsible adventure.

Explore Ballad Locks by water, the second most popular attraction in Seattle. The paddle route starts in a saltwater harbor, past resident seals, then through the Ballard Locks "water elevator" to a freshwater lake.

Milwaukie Bay Park is a small launch point on the Willamette River. See photos from our testing the foldable Oru Beach LT kayak out on a cooler, cloudier paddling day.

Take a visual tour of three prime paddling routes for stunning recreational kayaking along Portland’s iconic Willamette River: Ross Island, Hog Island, and Oregon City.

If you’re visiting this charming town along the scenic Columbia River Gorge, be sure to carve out some time for a breathtaking kayaking adventure.

See a photo journey of our picturesque paddling adventure at Trillium Lake, and learn tips for a seamless paddling adventure amidst the tranquil alpine lakes of Mt. Hood National Forest.

Picture this: you're in the heart of the breathtaking Columbia River Gorge, the sun is dipping below the horizon, and you're on the water, soaking in the beautiful sunset from a tandem kayak with someone you cherish.

If you’ve ever wondered how to get to the beautiful basalt rock formations of the Willamette Narrows, and if you have the right kayak boat and skill level for the journey, you’ve come to the right place.