easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic paddling stamina needed
Paddle the iconic Three Rivers with Venture Outdoors for a refreshing two-hour group kayaking trip in downtown Pittsburgh. Perfect for groups seeking a unique urban adventure on the water.
Groups of up to 40 • A unique view of Pittsburgh!
Experience the beauty of downtown Pittsburgh from the water with a unique kayaking adventure for your group of up to 15. Enjoy a 2-hour self-guided tour, complete with safety training and all necessary gear, while exploring the serene Three Rivers and appreciating the city from a fresh perspective.
2 Hours
Bring your group (of up-to-15) to Kayak Pittsburgh's three rivers and see downtown Pittsburgh from the water. Boats launch from the North Shore.
Let us help you show your employees, interns, and customers how much you appreciate their dedication, hard work, & business. Or join us to celebrate with your team, wedding party, family, or friends.
Package includes 2-hour event with safety talk & gear, self-guided kayaking, and a Venture Outdoors decal for each participant!
Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your departure time to complete safety checks and get outfitted without rush.
Wear quick-dry, weather-appropriate clothing that can get wet to stay comfortable throughout the trip.
Bring a water bottle and light snacks to keep energy up, but pack minimally to avoid carrying extras on the kayak.
Keep an eye on weather updates and river conditions; winds or storms can impact your trip safety and enjoyment.
Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers shaped its industrial rise, with river traffic critical to steel and coal shipments dating back to the 18th century.
Venture Outdoors promotes responsible paddling to minimize disturbance to wildlife and maintain water quality in this urban environment.
Keeps you comfortable when you inevitably get splashed or warm from paddling.
summer specific
Protects skin from strong sun reflecting off the water.
summer specific
Blocks chilly breezes and light rains during springtime outings.
spring specific
Staying hydrated on the water is crucial for energy and safety.