easy
2 hours
Suitable for beginners or anyone with moderate fitness; mostly flat water with gentle paddling.
Discover southern Rhode Island’s vibrant autumn colors from your kayak. This two-hour Fall Foliage Tour invites paddlers of all levels to experience peaceful waters, stunning scenery, and memorable photo opportunities in Bradford’s scenic waterways.
$75 per Person | Autumn in New England - What better place to enjoy it than in southern Rhode Island
Experience the vibrant autumn foliage of southern Rhode Island from a unique perspective—your kayak! This relaxing 2-hour tour invites you to soak in the stunning natural beauty while capturing memorable photos. Perfect for nature lovers, it’s an unforgettable way to enjoy the season on the water.
$75.00 per person
2 hours on water (2.5 hours total)
Autumn in New England - What better place to enjoy it than in southern Rhode Island? Join us on this unique tour and experience the foliage from a spectacular vantage point – the seat of a kayak! This trip is designed to be relaxing so that we can take in the sights and have time to take photos if you want.
We will be using single kayaks for this tour.
Please use these directions to the Bradford Boat Ramp
Please arrive about 15 minutes before your tour starts at the Bradford Boat Ramp. You will meet your guide, get outfitted, and then we will get out on the water!
Fall mornings can be chilly while afternoons warm up; dressing in moisture-wicking layers keeps you comfortable on the water.
Capture brilliant fall colors without worrying about splashes or spills while kayaking.
UV rays can still be strong, so apply sunscreen and wear a hat to protect yourself during the tour.
Bring a water bottle to stay refreshed on the 2-hour tour, especially after paddling under the autumn sun.
Bradford’s waterways have long supported local communities, reflecting early settlement patterns in Rhode Island dating back to the 1700s.
The tour operator practices Leave No Trace principles and encourages paddlers to respect wildlife habitats to protect these waterways during peak foliage seasons.
Keeps you dry and warm against morning chills and unexpected splashes.
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Protects personal items and electronics from water exposure during the tour.
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Helps prevent blisters and keeps hands warm in cooler temperatures.
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Provides foot protection and grip when getting in and out of the kayak on slippery shores.
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