easy
1–8 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; light to moderate paddling stamina recommended.
Explore Georgetown Lake at your own pace with a tandem kayak rental. Perfect for beginners and seasoned paddlers alike, this private water adventure offers scenic views and unforgettable lake experiences.
For all ages • Starting at $45 • 1-3 Hours or All Day • New and experienced paddlers welcome!
Experience the beauty of Georgetown Lake at your own pace with a kayak rental for 1-3 hours or all day. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced paddler, our knowledgeable staff ensures a safe and enjoyable adventure on the water, making it a memorable outing for everyone.
Enjoy scenic Georgetown Lake for 1-3 hours or all day at your own pace! Rental includes a kayak, paddle, and PFD. Waterproof phone cases, anchors, and puppy PFDs of various sizes are available as add-ons.
We offer a tailored paddle experience for both new and experienced paddlers. We know some paddlers want to get right on the water and start enjoying their rental while others are looking forward to learning something new or getting on a paddle board for their first time. Our World Paddle Association SUP Trained Specialist and Wilderness First Aid certified staff is here to keep you safe, educated, and do our best to ensure you have a fantastic time on the water!
From the i70 exit ramp. Take the roundabout and head East towards the Family Dollar and Georgetown Lake. Follow the road until you see a sign for Georgetown Paddle Co. parking on your right hand side, just before the Microtel. We are located in the rear parking lot of Cabin Creek Brewery, by the lakefront.
Mountain weather changes quickly; always check the forecast to avoid sudden storms or high winds.
Safety first: all paddlers must wear a PFD (personal flotation device) while on the water.
Protect yourself from sun exposure and stay hydrated during your kayak adventure.
Clean your kayak and gear before and after your trip to prevent the spread of invasive aquatic species.
Georgetown Lake was originally created as a reservoir for mining operations and is now a popular recreational spot with historic ties to Colorado’s mining heritage.
Efforts are in place to protect the lake’s water quality and native species by encouraging paddlecraft users to follow clean boating practices and avoid disturbing wildlife.
Mandatory for safety to keep you buoyant if you fall in the water.
Protects your belongings from splashes during the kayak trip.
Protects your face and eyes from direct sun exposure while on the water.
summer specific
Keep warm and dry by dressing in layers to adjust to changing temperatures.
spring specific