2-Hour Kayak Tour in Quail Creek State Park, Utah
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal exertion required for relaxed paddling.
Overview
Float along the turquoise waters of Quail Creek on a private kayak tour. Explore sandstone cliffs and spot local wildlife with expert guidance—perfect for a peaceful Utah adventure.
2-Hour Tour
Paddle a kayak or a stand up paddleboard!
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About This Adventure
Discover the stunning landscapes of Quail Creek State Park on a guided tour that showcases sandstone cliffs, limestone coves, and turquoise waters. Enjoy a leisurely pace while your expert guide highlights local wildlife and geology, capturing memorable moments for you to cherish. Perfect for a refreshing escape in Utah's natural beauty.
##Explore sandstone cliffs, limestone coves, jagged shales, and turquoise swimming spots at Quail Creek State Park!
#Description: Your expert guide will lead you around a beautiful desert lake, at a pace that is comfortable for you, while pointing out wildlife, geology, a couple of great cliff-jumping spots, and shoot video and photos for you, so you can focus on connecting, decompressing, and engaging with this beautiful environment.
Our 2-hour tour is long enough for you to enjoy the water, yet short enough that you comfortably can fit other activities into your visit to St. George and "Greater Zion" in Utah.
#Price: $60 per participant
Adventure Tips
Wear Sun Protection
The exposed water and sandstone cliffs offer little shade; bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from UV rays.
Bring a Water Bottle
Staying hydrated is crucial, especially during warmer months when temperatures can soar.
Use Waterproof Bags
Protect your phone, camera, and belongings from splashes by packing them in waterproof pouches or dry bags.
Arrive Early
Getting to the launch point early helps avoid crowds and ensures the best parking and launch conditions.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great blue herons
- Desert bighorn sheep occasionally spotted near cliffs
History
Quail Creek State Park was built in the late 1980s to provide water storage and recreation, highlighting the blend of functional infrastructure with natural beauty.
Conservation
The park employs strict waste and water quality management programs to protect the unique desert ecosystem and maintain safe paddling conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects skin from strong UV rays during exposed water paddling.
summer specific
Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated throughout your time on the water.
Waterproof Phone Case
Keeps electronics safe from splashes and accidental drops.
Lightweight Layers
Provides comfort in cooler mornings and evenings during the off-summer months.
fall specific