Wood River Headwaters Kayaking Tour

Kayaking the Wood, everyone's favorite!

Duration

3 hours

About

The pristine waters of the Wood River in Oregon start flowing from springs, which are fed by underground waters originating below Crater Lake National Park, located only a short distance to the north.

Our guides will put you in at the headwaters, where you will embark on a beautiful 3-hour float down the Wood River to the Kimball Park day-use area. This river is known for its crystal clear waters and huge Brown Trout.

What's included:

• Local, licensed, experienced guides
• Small group trips only
• Kayak(s) or BYO
• Paddles
• Life jacket
• Whistle

What to bring:

• Kayak, if bringing your own
• Bottle of water
• Light snacks
• Sun and eye protection, such as sunglasses and/or a hat with a brim
• Synthetic, athletic clothes and shoes that can get sandy or wet (or go barefoot). Avoid cottons, like jeans and sweatshirts

What to know:

• The Headwaters can be precarious especially during spring runoff so moderate kayaking experience is needed.
• Small capacity tour only up to 12 paddlers
• Up to two guides per group, depending on size
• All guests are required to sign a company policy waiver, links to the waiver will be provided in the confirmation email.
• Complete parent/guardian permission form for minors
• Apply for Discounts at www.skylakeswild.com/discounts