guided canoe and kayak trips
Let us make your Adirondack canoe trip memorable. Our New York State Licensed Outdoor Guides will take the guesswork out of your paddling trip allowing you to fully enjoy the experience while sharing information on local history, paddling techniques, and the perfect spot to enjoy a break and a dip in the water.
MIDDLE AND LOWER SARANAC LAKE
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Spend the day on one of the most beautiful waterways in the Adirondacks. Starting on Middle Saranac Lake you'll enjoy large sandy beaches and open views. Then travel down the Saranac River and through hand-operated locks into Lower Saranac Lake where open views and island hopping await you. A great way to spend the entire day on the water.
Plan on at least 4 hours of paddling.
Prices start at $155.00 and decrease based on group size (call for multi person & group rates) add a lunch for $15.00/person |
View South Creek on Middle Saranac Lake to Second Pond on Lower Saranac Lake in a larger map |
STONEY CREEK PONDS & THE RAQUETTE RIVER
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The Raquette River offers a gentle flow that can be paddled both directions with ease. The Raquette wanders through hardwood forest bordered by the Western High Peaks Area and is a suitable option for both half-day and full-day paddling trips.
Plan on 2.5 hours to a full day Prices start at $270.00 and decrease based on group size (call for multi person & group rates) add a lunch for $15.00/person |
View Stoney Creek Pond and the Raquette River in a larger map |
ST. REGIS CANOE AREA - SEVEN CARRIES ROUTE
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The Saint Regis Canoe Area offers some of the Adirondack's most notable canoe routes. Considered a classic, Seven Carries has short portage trails connecting small ponds and takes paddlers into the Adirondack backcountry where they're sure to enjoy the sights and sounds of the Northern Forest.
Plan on at least 5 hours Prices start at $270.00 and decrease based on group size (call for multi person & group rates) add a lunch for $15.00/person *This trip is more suited to canoes and pack boats |
View Seven Carries Route in a larger map |
