Cook Park Single Kayak Adventure in Tigard, Oregon
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for beginners and those with moderate fitness, requiring light to moderate paddling ability.
Overview
Paddle through scenic waters on the Tualatin River with a 3-hour Cook Park kayaking adventure in Tigard. Choose your kayak style and enjoy a peaceful, self-paced journey close to Portland.
Cook Park Single Kayak
Three hours • All ages welcome • Fits one person
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About This Adventure
Embark on a thrilling 3-hour adventure as you explore the river in a single kayak! Choose between sit-in or sit-on-top styles and paddle through scenic waters. Enjoy the freedom of navigating at your own pace while soaking in the beauty of nature. Don't forget your essentials for a memorable experience!
Explore the river in a single kayak!
Duration
3 Hours
About
Single Kayak - 9' to 14' long, weight capacity up to 275 to 350 pounds. We have both sit-in and sit-on-top style kayaks; we try to honor requests but can not guarantee availability of a specific type.
We will Provide
- Boat
- PFD
- Paddle
What to Bring
- Time keeping device to ensure a timely return
- Suitable shoes for walking that can get wet
- Suitable clothing to paddle in that can get wet
- Water bottle
- Sunscreen
- Ziplock bag for items you don't want to get wet
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Adventure Tips
Wear Quick-Drying Clothes
Choose moisture-wicking or quick-drying fabrics to stay comfortable during your kayak trip.
Bring Sunscreen and a Hat
Protect yourself from sun exposure, especially during midday paddling on open waters.
Secure Your Valuables
Use waterproof bags or leave valuables onshore to keep your belongings safe and dry.
Wear a Life Jacket at All Times
Safety first—always wear your personal flotation device while on the water.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- River otters
- Great blue herons
History
The Tualatin River has long been important to local Native American tribes and early settlers in the Tigard area.
Conservation
Tualatin Riverkeepers actively work to protect and restore river habitats, promoting clean water and thriving ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Mandatory for safety, keeps you afloat in case of an unexpected fall into the water.
Quick-Dry Clothing
Keeps you cool and comfortable while paddling in warm weather.
summer specific
Waterproof Dry Bag
Protects your belongings from water splashes and unexpected rain.
Sun Hat and Sunscreen
Protects your skin and eyes from harmful UV rays during midday paddling.
summer specific