Find your perfect paddle: lake vs. river kayaking [FREE QUIZ]

Ahh, we know, it’s hard to pick. But if we were betting folks, we’d say… that your personality and preferences may lean towards a kayaking style. Calm of a lake? Gentle current of a river? Where should your 2024 kayaking adventures take you?

Our free interactive quiz is here to guide beginner and intermediate recreational kayakers through the process of discovering your true paddling preferences to help you pinpoint your ideal waters… and guide you to our top viewed reviewed kayak routes to help you plan your next journey for an epic experience you’ll enjoy most.

Find out if the serene, mirror-like surface of a lake calls to you, or if you're drawn to the scenic routes and subtle challenges offered by calm rivers… Perfect for both seasoned paddlers and newcomers, this quiz is your first stroke towards discovering your next favorite kayaking destination!

Now that you've sailed through the quiz, it's time to embark on your next kayaking journey with confidence. Whether you're a lake lover or a river aficionado, each route offers its unique charm and challenges. And while this quiz is all in good fun – we know that us kayak friends can also be both :)

So, grab your kayak, choose your path, and let your paddle track the way to unforgettable experiences on the water… and be sure to share your kayaking experiences on social media at #FlatwaterKayakClub.

Explore our top lake kayak trips and river kayaking articles in the Pacific Northwest to inspire your upcoming adventures!

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About Flatwater Kayak Club

Flatwater Kayak Club is a leading woman-owned online platform dedicated to supporting beginner and intermediate kayakers in the Pacific Northwest. Our company founder, a former writer for The National Geographic Channel and a current ACA member, guides our mission with her passion for kayaking, nature, and storytelling.

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