Traveling Outpost Self-Guided Trips

Durham, North Carolina

Traveling Outpost Self-Guided Trips

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Date

Mon, Oct 6

Travelers

2

About This Adventure

Embark on a unique paddling adventure across the Triangle's stunning waterways! Choose from solo kayaks, canoes, or standup paddle boards as you explore diverse locations, from serene creeks to vibrant wildlife habitats. With advance registration, these self-guided trips promise unforgettable experiences for paddlers of all skill levels.

Duration

1 to 4 hours

About

Meet us at the water at one of the Triangle’s great local flatwater out-and-back paddling destinations. ADVANCE ONLINE REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Map links for Rotating Meet Locations:

Three Rivers - lower Eno River
Hickory Hill Boat Ramp on Falls Lake
Beaver Dam Falls Lake (pay access) - non-motorized boat area
Beaver Dam Falls Lake (primitive access) - non-motorized boat area
Farrington Point Boat Ramp Jordan Lake
Weaver Creek Jordan Lake - non-motorized boat area Please click on a date on the Calendar above to see the location for that specific date

Whether you’re searching out Bald Eagles on Jordan Lake, exploring a tiny creek barely as wide as your boat in the Three Rivers Area, watching Great Blue Heron, Egrets, and Cormorants at Hickory Hill, or enjoying the tranquility of Weaver Creek on Jordan Lake, these reasonably priced self-guided trip options are great for just about anyone. With advance registration, these trips are available through our main season.

Choose a canoe, solo kayak, or Standup Paddle Board (SUP) during your checkout process. Prices are PER BOAT for any Self-Guided Trip.
Meet times can be set for 9:30am, 10am, 10:30am during your checkout process. All boats must be off water by 4:30pm.

Adventure Tips

Check water conditions before paddling

Ensure water levels and weather are suitable for a safe and enjoyable trip.

Wear sun protection

Bring a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses to stay protected during prolonged exposure.

Have a safety whistle and buoyant gear

Always carry safety equipment, especially if paddling alone or in remote areas.

Plan for wildlife encounters

Bring binoculars or a camera to capture sightings of local fauna.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Great Blue Herons
Painted Turtles

History

The waterways have supported Indigenous communities for centuries, with some sites dating back hundreds of years.

Conservation

Frog Hollow Outdoors practices low-impact paddling and prompts visitors to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect local ecosystems.

Water Activities at Frog Hollow Outdoors: Triangle Paddling Adventures

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