easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic paddling skills helpful but not required
Discover a peaceful fishing experience on Elk Creek with tandem kayak rentals. Enjoy scenic views, abundant wildlife, and a relaxing day on Colorado's waters tailored for anglers of all levels.
Starting at $45.00 for half day • 18+ to rent • 3 - 7 Hours • 2 people per Kayak
Experience the stunning Blue Mesa Reservoir like never before! Rent a kayak, canoe, or stand-up paddleboard to navigate serene waterways and discover hidden canyons. This adventure offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature while enjoying the tranquility of the water, making it a memorable outing for all ages.
Half Day Rentals (3 Hours): $45.00 Full Day Rentals (7 Hours): $80.00
Kayaking, Canoeing and Stand-up Paddle Boards (SUP) can be a completely new way to explore Blue Mesa Reservoir. Maneuver and explore waterways such as the Bay of Chickens or in the Iola Basin near the Lake City Bridge or explore several arms of the reservoir which reach into secluded canyons.
Children 12 years and under and all non-swimmers must wear their life jackets at all times. Safety and operation instructions included.
Conditions can change quickly on the water, so dressing in layers is recommended for comfort and safety.
Protect yourself from sun exposure while paddling and fishing under the bright Colorado sun.
Ensure good weather conditions before heading out to avoid unexpected storms or high winds.
Arriving early ensures better kayak availability and peaceful water conditions, especially during peak season.
Elk Creek has historically been a popular spot for local anglers and outdoor enthusiasts, with a rich history of recreational fishing dating back decades.
Elk Creek and Lake Fork Marina emphasize sustainable fishing practices and water conservation, striving to preserve the natural beauty for future visitors.
Protect your skin from sunburn during extended periods on the water.
summer specific
Shield your face and eyes from glare and UV rays for better visibility and comfort.
spring|summer|fall specific
Stay warm and dry during colder months or unexpected splashes.
winter specific
Bring your own or use the provided equipment to target local trout species.