easy
2.5 hours
Suitable for most paddlers, including beginners with basic water comfort, as the route is gentle and scenic.
Join Hood Canal Adventures in Brinnon for a 2.5-hour kayaking journey into Bald Eagle territory during peak viewing season. Witness up to 100 majestic eagles and learn about these symbols of wildlife resilience—an experience that’s both awe-inspiring and environmentally enriching.
For All Ages! • 2.5 Hours
Embark on a breathtaking 2.5-hour American Bald Eagle Tour along Hood Canal, where spring tides reveal a feast for these majestic birds. Witness 60 to 100 Bald Eagles in their natural habitat, guided by knowledgeable Biologists and Naturalists. Capture unforgettable moments with your camera as you explore this unique wildlife experience!
2.5 Hours
April through June, Hood Canal Adventures offers a 2.5 hour American Bald Eagle Tour! Our Spring low tides uncover the bounty of the sea, and the plain midshipman sculpin spawning season serves up easy pickings for Bald Eagles. Bald Eagles from around the Puget Sound flock to the shores of the Hood Canal during this time. It is not uncommon to see 60 to 100 Bald Eagles on the beach and perched in overhanging trees! Watch and learn about Bald Eagles with our Biologist and Naturalists, and be sure to bring your camera for some rare up-close photos of eagles in their natural environment! The tour leaves from Yelvik’s Beach.
Kayaks and all safety equipment included.
Your guides gladly accept cash tips. Thank You!
Layer your clothing as temperatures can vary, especially on the water, even in warm seasons.
With abundant eagle sightings, having a camera or smartphone ready ensures you won’t miss photo opportunities.
Getting to the launch point ahead of the tour start time helps you settle in and enjoy the surroundings.
Maintain a safe, non-intrusive distance from the eagles to avoid disturbing these sensitive birds.
Hood Canal has been vital for indigenous communities for centuries, with rich cultural ties to the surrounding wildlife and waterways.
The region’s conservation efforts focus on maintaining healthy habitats vital for Bald Eagles and other native species, ensuring sustainable wildlife populations.
Keeps you dry during splashes or sudden weather changes on the water.
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Enhances bird-watching and eagle spotting from a distance.
Protects your skin during sunny paddle sessions.
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Provides eye and face protection from sun glare.
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