easy
1 hour to full day
Participants should be in moderate physical shape to paddle comfortably for at least an hour.
Get ready for a thrilling youth kayak adventure in Cascade Locks, Oregon! Perfect for young paddlers, this private experience offers flexible rentals and scenic views along the Columbia River Gorge.
For all ages • Starting at $20 • 1 - 24 Hour rentals • Weight capacity of 150 lbs
Experience the thrill of kayaking with our youth kayaks, perfect for adventurers weighing between 120 to 150 lbs. Enjoy flexible rental options from one hour to a full day, with convenient pickup or delivery to the scenic Wind River Boat Ramp. Essential gear is included for a safe and memorable outing.
Pick up your rentals at our shop, or choose delivery to the Wind River Boat Ramp. A parking permit is required at the Wind River Boat Ramp. It is $5 per vehicle and can be purchased at the Main Street Convenience Store in Stevenson, WA.
It is recommended that you bring a towel, water shoes, sunscreen, and water. You will also need a driver's license or credit card to leave with Otter and Osprey as a security deposit.
PFDs (life jackets), whistles, and paddles included with each rental.
Ensure participants weigh between 120 to 150 lbs for optimal kayak performance and safety.
Always wear the included PFD during your paddle to stay safe on the water.
Give yourself plenty of time for a quick orientation and gear fitting before hitting the water.
Weather can shift quickly in the Gorge, so bring layers and be prepared for rain or wind.
Cascade Locks is historically significant for its role in coastal and river trade, as well as the development of the Columbia River Gorge region.
Efforts to protect the Columbia River Gorge include habitat restoration and minimizing pollution from recreational use to keep the waterways healthy.
Included with rental to ensure safety on the water.
Protects from sun exposure during longer paddling in summer.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable by drying fast if splashed or wet.
Useful during wet or rainy spring conditions typical in the Pacific Northwest.
spring specific