easy
2–3 hours
Participants should have basic fitness for light paddling and the ability to sit or stand for extended periods.
Discover calm waters and abundant wildlife on a private Nature Paddle at Scotchman's Creek with Kula SUP in Earleville, Maryland. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure offers relaxation and outdoor fun close to Baltimore.
Experience the serene beauty of Scotchman's Creek with a private Nature Paddle offered by Kula SUP in Earleville, Maryland. This peaceful paddle adventure invites you to glide through calm waters surrounded by lush greenery and abundant wildlife. Ideal for beginners and seasoned paddlers alike, the location offers a quiet escape from urban life with rich scenic views and a chance to connect deeply with nature. Along the way, you'll spot native birds and perhaps even a turtle or two sunbathing on the creek banks. The guided trip encourages mindful exploration, providing safety briefings and paddle tips to ensure a smooth journey. Whether paddling solo, with friends, or family, this experience combines gentle exercise with the calming influence of nature, making it perfect for relaxation and adventure. Kula SUP’s expert guides know the area well, highlighting points of interest and local ecology to deepen your appreciation for this underappreciated Maryland waterway. Accessible and peaceful, the Nature Paddle at Scotchman’s Creek is a wonderful way to unwind, stay active, and enjoy the outdoors in Earleville.
Opt for quick-drying, water-resistant clothes to stay comfortable during your paddle.
Mosquitoes and bugs can be active near the creek, so insect repellent is recommended.
Parking spots can fill quickly, especially on weekends, so plan to arrive early.
Protect your skin while safeguarding the waterway by applying eco-friendly sunscreen.
Scotchman's Creek was historically used by local Native American communities and early settlers for fishing and transportation.
Kula SUP promotes eco-friendly paddling practices to protect the creek’s delicate ecosystem and preserve wildlife habitats.
Safety first—wear a PFD to stay secure on the water.
Protect your feet and improve grip when launching or landing.
summer specific
Stay comfortable by wearing clothes that dry fast if splashed.
Keep phones, snacks, and personal items dry while paddling.