moderate
3 hours
Suitable for individuals with moderate fitness who can paddle for about an hour and bike comfortably for the remainder.
Paddle the serene Sammamish River, then bike the scenic Burke Gilman Trail on this fun 3-hour combo adventure near Bothell, Washington. Get ready to explore both water and land with Capt. Steve!
3 Hours • Ages 12+
Embark on a thrilling 3-hour combo adventure with Capt. Steve! Paddle the scenic Sammamish River to Lake Washington, then hop on a Beach Cruiser Bicycle for a picturesque ride back via the Burke Gilman Trail. Choose between a kayak or paddleboard for a unique outdoor experience that combines water and land exploration.
3 Hours
The Capt. Steve’s combo adventure is perfect for those seeking an extended paddling experience! Your day will begin at our Bothell Landing location, where you will paddle the Sammamish River. You will end your paddle when the river merges with Lake Washington at our second location, Rhododendron Park in Kenmore. You will then jump on a Beach Cruiser Bicycle and pedal back to Bothell Landing VIA the Burke Gilman Trail. You will have 3 hours to complete this round trip adventure. Choose a double or single SIT ON TOP kayak or paddle board. Sorry no canoes for this trip!
Safety is crucial on the water, so always keep your life jacket securely fastened while paddling.
Protect your skin from UV rays, especially while spending hours on the river and trail.
Washington’s weather can change quickly, so bring layers and waterproof clothing.
The trail is flat but shared with walkers and other cyclists—stay alert and courteous.
The Sammamish River was historically important to the indigenous Coast Salish people and was used as a transportation route.
Local efforts focus on maintaining water quality and protecting habitats along the Sammamish River and its tributaries.
Ensures safety while on the water during the paddle portion of the adventure.
Keeps you dry and comfortable during spring showers.
spring specific
Protects against sunburn during extended outdoor activity in warmer months.
summer specific
Allows you to adjust to fluctuating temperatures on river and trail.
fall specific