Few things beat the exhilarating feeling of unbridled freedom that one experience when paddling or kayaking along a beautiful river. Water lovers who enjoy fishing, cruising or sightseeing from the advantage point of a canoe or kayak, can hardly find a better place than the Nashville area. Small wonder Outside Magazine dubbed it one of the best river towns in America. For the most amazing kayak trips Nashville is the place to be!
The rivers in Middle Tennessee abound with wildlife and snake through the most exquisite natural environments. Don your binoculars and fishing rod and set off to any of a number of rivers for a peaceful paddle in the sun. There are plenty of pools and calm rivers for fun-filled family outings, while extreme outdoor adventurists can take their pick from several adrenaline-boosting white-water rafting trips. There is literally a river for every reason and ride.
Several companies offer kayak lessons of different levels of difficulty and duration for newbies, intermediate and advanced paddlers. Beginners can learn from scratch how to kayak or improve their skills in small groups or with an experienced private instructor before they embark on more difficult routes. Most kayak lessons include all equipment and instructors are safety-minded while they enjoy teaching and passing the love of the sport to others. You will learn what gear to buy, how to transport your boat and have an instructor at hand to help during your first mishaps before you take off like a pro.
Guided group excursions and day trips along some of the most beautiful rivers are very popular. Guides that are certified by the American Canoe Association accompany guests to offer paddling instruction. The day trips include all the basic equipment, canoe or kayak rental as well as a shuttle service. Groups of up to 20 people can be accommodated.
Few things invigorate one more than spending time in nature. Kayaking allows one to experience some of the most beautiful river shores and wildlife in their natural surroundings. The rushing mountain streams challenge adventurists to take on their rapids and falls.
A Cherokee rafting trip and a four mile round trip excursion from Cave Hollow to the base of the impressive 130 foot Burgess Falls are some of the exciting trips one can embark upon. Big South Fork National River is another paradise for those who love wet and wild adventure travel, while the Class 11 rapids Duck River Blueway beckons the brave to rise to the challenge.
Other popular kayaking trips and places to float or boat include the Henry Horton State Park and Duck River canoeing. The Nashville Shores offer plenty floating fun on Percy Priest Lake, while adventurists can tackle the obstacle course in Nashville Shore's Kayak Cove. You can also enjoy private charter cruises on Old Hickory Lake and the Cumberland River.
With so many choices, it is almost impossible to make a decision without some guidance. The book Paddling Around Nashville by Patty Schultz is therefore a very handy guideline for those seeking the best kayaking routes. The book contains detailed descriptions of every river and creek in Middle Tennessee, as well as launch points and other useful information. For serious kayaking enthusiasts, this book is a must read.
The rivers in Middle Tennessee abound with wildlife and snake through the most exquisite natural environments. Don your binoculars and fishing rod and set off to any of a number of rivers for a peaceful paddle in the sun. There are plenty of pools and calm rivers for fun-filled family outings, while extreme outdoor adventurists can take their pick from several adrenaline-boosting white-water rafting trips. There is literally a river for every reason and ride.
Several companies offer kayak lessons of different levels of difficulty and duration for newbies, intermediate and advanced paddlers. Beginners can learn from scratch how to kayak or improve their skills in small groups or with an experienced private instructor before they embark on more difficult routes. Most kayak lessons include all equipment and instructors are safety-minded while they enjoy teaching and passing the love of the sport to others. You will learn what gear to buy, how to transport your boat and have an instructor at hand to help during your first mishaps before you take off like a pro.
Guided group excursions and day trips along some of the most beautiful rivers are very popular. Guides that are certified by the American Canoe Association accompany guests to offer paddling instruction. The day trips include all the basic equipment, canoe or kayak rental as well as a shuttle service. Groups of up to 20 people can be accommodated.
Few things invigorate one more than spending time in nature. Kayaking allows one to experience some of the most beautiful river shores and wildlife in their natural surroundings. The rushing mountain streams challenge adventurists to take on their rapids and falls.
A Cherokee rafting trip and a four mile round trip excursion from Cave Hollow to the base of the impressive 130 foot Burgess Falls are some of the exciting trips one can embark upon. Big South Fork National River is another paradise for those who love wet and wild adventure travel, while the Class 11 rapids Duck River Blueway beckons the brave to rise to the challenge.
Other popular kayaking trips and places to float or boat include the Henry Horton State Park and Duck River canoeing. The Nashville Shores offer plenty floating fun on Percy Priest Lake, while adventurists can tackle the obstacle course in Nashville Shore's Kayak Cove. You can also enjoy private charter cruises on Old Hickory Lake and the Cumberland River.
With so many choices, it is almost impossible to make a decision without some guidance. The book Paddling Around Nashville by Patty Schultz is therefore a very handy guideline for those seeking the best kayaking routes. The book contains detailed descriptions of every river and creek in Middle Tennessee, as well as launch points and other useful information. For serious kayaking enthusiasts, this book is a must read.
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