paddling

Down the River Clean Up on the Clackamas River

Sunday, September 11, 2016 - 9:00am to 5:00pm
Clackamas River Basin Council
Park/Trail: 

Join the Clackamas River Basin Council, We Love Clean Rivers, and a flotilla of over 300 volunteers in rafts, kayaks, drift boats, and SCUBA gear to scour the Clackamas River's streambed and banks for trash. Each year, an average of 2-3 tons of garbage is collected, over half of which is recycled. This is the longest-running on-water cleanup event of its kind in Oregon.

Pre-registration is required at:
http://www.welovecleanrivers.org/clackamas-down-the-river-clean-up-sep/

All non-motorized paddle crafts may participate and launch at one of four parks: McIver (Lower Boat Ramp), Barton, Carver, and Riverside Park during a rolling start from 7:30-9:30AM. Boaters must have Class II+ whitewater experience, provide all their own gear, shuttle, and wear a life jacket.

On-water and on-land volunteer opportunities are available too! SCUBA divers and free divers are also welcome. Free BBQ featuring 3 Guys Grilling of Damascus and prizes at Barton Park for all volunteers from 3:00-5:00PM.

Contact Name: 
Alix Danielsen
Contact Phone: 
503-303-4372
Contact Email: 
alix@clackamasriver.org
Venue: 
Barton Park, Clackamas River
Cost: 
Free

Float for a Cause Litter Cleanup and Float

Saturday, July 16, 2016 - 10:00am to 2:00pm
SOLVE
Address: 
1601 Clearwater Lane
Springfield, OR 97477
United States

Join SOLVE, Cumulus Radio, and Leinenkugel Brewing Company on Saturday, July 16th for a river cleanup at Clearwater Park and river float down to Island Park for a celebration of food and beverages! We will start our day with a litter sweep of Clearwater Park led by SOLVE, then hop on the river for a float hosted by Cumulus Radio, and end with an Leinenkugel after party at Island Park!

Register online here: http://solveoregon.org/get-involved/events/float-cause-litter-cleanup-an...

Contact Name: 
Kaleen Boyle
Contact Phone: 
503-844-9571 ext. 332
Contact Email: 
kaleen@solveoregon.org
Venue: 
Clearwater Park
Cost: 
$0.00

Guided Morning Paddle in the Gorge

Sunday, July 31, 2016 - 9:00am
Oregon State Parks
Address: 
I-84, Exit 25
Corbett, OR 97019
United States

Want to learn how to kayak?  Don't have the equipment?  Join a ranger for a 2 to 2.5 hour guided paddle on a protected part of the gorgeous Columbia River.

Park provides kayaks, paddles, and PFDs.  Learn paddling basics such as strokes, gear selection, and paddle safety.  Suitable for beginners.  Participants must be 8 years and older--youth must be accompanied by an adult; youth 8 to 12 must paddle tandem with an adult.

$15 per person + $5 Day Use Pass or Annual Pass where required (Rooster Rock).

 Call for reservations:  1-800-452-5687, Monday-Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

Rooster Rock Kayak Tour Dates

3rd  FRIDAYS    (Sunset Paddle)

  • July 15  |  7:30 PM
  • August 19  |  7:00 PM
  • September 16  |  6 PM

Last  SUNDAYS     (Morning Paddle)

  • June 26  |  9 AM
  •  July 31  |  9 AM
  • August 28  |  9 AM
Contact Name: 
Dorothy Brown-Kwaiser
Contact Phone: 
503-695-2261 x228
Contact Email: 
dorothy.brown-kwaiser@oregon.gov
Venue: 
Rooster Rock State Park
Cost: 
$15 plus $5 Day Use or Annual Pass

Guided Morning Paddle in the Gorge

Sunday, June 26, 2016 - 9:00am
Oregon State Parks
Address: 
I-84, Exit 25
Corbett, OR 97019
United States

Want to learn how to kayak?  Don't have the equipment?  Join a ranger for a 2 to 2.5 hour guided paddle on a protected part of the gorgeous Columbia River.

Park provides kayaks, paddles, and PFDs.  Learn paddling basics such as strokes, gear selection, and paddle safety.  Suitable for beginners.  Participants must be 8 years and older--youth must be accompanied by an adult; youth 8 to 12 must paddle tandem with an adult.

$15 per person + $5 Day Use Pass or Annual Pass where required (Rooster Rock).

Call for reservations:  1-800-452-5687, Monday-Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

Rooster Rock Kayak Tour Dates

3rd  FRIDAYS    (Sunset Paddle)

  • July 15  |  7:30 PM
  • August 19  |  7:00 PM
  • September 16  |  6 PM

Last  SUNDAYS     (Morning Paddle)

  • June 26  |  9 AM
  •  July 31  |  9 AM
  • August 28  |  9 AM
Contact Name: 
Dorothy Brown-Kwaiser
Contact Phone: 
503-695-2261 x228
Contact Email: 
dorothy.brown-kwaiser@oregon.gov
Venue: 
Rooster Rock State Park
Cost: 
$15 plus $5 Day Use or Annual Pass

Guided Sunset Paddle in the Gorge

Friday, September 16, 2016 - 6:00pm
Oregon State Parks
Address: 
I-84, Exit 25
Corbett, OR 97019
United States

Want to learn how to kayak?  Don't have the equipment?  Join a ranger for a 2 to 2.5 hour guided paddle on a protected part of the gorgeous Columbia River.

Park provides kayaks, paddles, and PFDs.  Learn paddling basics such as strokes, gear selection, and paddle safety.  Suitable for beginners.  Participants must be 8 years and older--youth must be accompanied by an adult; youth 8 to 12 must paddle tandem with an adult.

$15 per person + $5 Day Use Pass or Annual Pass where required (Rooster Rock).

Call for reservations:  1-800-452-5687, Monday-Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

Rooster Rock Kayak Tour Dates

3rd  FRIDAYS    (Sunset Paddle)

  • July 15  |  7:30 PM
  • August 19  |  7:00 PM
  • September 16  |  6 PM

Last  SUNDAYS     (Morning Paddle)

  • June 26  |  9 AM
  •  July 31  |  9 AM
  • August 28  |  9 AM
Contact Name: 
Dorothy Brown-Kwaiser
Contact Phone: 
503-695-2261 x228
Contact Email: 
dorothy.brown-kwaiser@oregon.gov
Venue: 
Rooster Rock State Park
Cost: 
$15 plus $5 Day Use or Annual Pass

Guided Sunset Paddle in the Gorge

Friday, August 19, 2016 - 7:00pm
Oregon State Parks
Address: 
I-84, Exit 25
c, OR 97019
United States

Want to learn how to kayak?  Don't have the equipment?  Join a ranger for a 2 to 2.5 hour guided paddle on a protected part of the gorgeous Columbia River.

Park provides kayaks, paddles, and PFDs.  Learn paddling basics such as strokes, gear selection, and paddle safety.  Suitable for beginners.  Participants must be 8 years and older--youth must be accompanied by an adult; youth 8 to 12 must paddle tandem with an adult.

$15 per person + $5 Day Use Pass or Annual Pass where required (Rooster Rock).

Call for reservations:  1-800-452-5687, Monday-Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

Rooster Rock Kayak Tour Dates

3rd  FRIDAYS    (Sunset Paddle)

  • July 15  |  7:30 PM
  • August 19  |  7:00 PM
  • September 16  |  6 PM

Last  SUNDAYS     (Morning Paddle)

  • June 26  |  9 AM
  •  July 31  |  9 AM
  • August 28  |  9 AM
Contact Name: 
Dorothy Brown-Kwaiser
Contact Phone: 
503-695-2261 x228
Contact Email: 
dorothy.brown-kwaiser@oregon.gov
Venue: 
Rooster Rock State Park
Cost: 
$15 plus $5 Day Use or Annual Pass

Guided Sunset Paddle in the Gorge

Friday, July 15, 2016 - 7:30pm
Oregon State Parks
Address: 
I-84, Exit 25
Corbett, OR 97019
United States

Want to learn how to kayak?  Don't have the equipment?  Join a ranger for a 2 to 2.5 hour guided paddle on a protected part of the gorgeous Columbia River.

Park provides kayaks, paddles, and PFDs.  Learn paddling basics such as strokes, gear selection, and paddle safety.  Suitable for beginners.  Participants must be 8 years and older--youth must be accompanied by an adult; youth 8 to 12 must paddle tandem with an adult.

$15 per person + $5 Day Use Pass or Annual Pass where required (Rooster Rock).  Call for reservations:  1-800-452-5687, Monday-Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

Rooster Rock Kayak Tour Dates

3rd  FRIDAYS    (Sunset Paddle)

  • July 15  |  7:30 PM
  • August 19  |  7:00 PM
  • September 16  |  6 PM

Last  SUNDAYS     (Morning Paddle)

  • June 26  |  9 AM
  • July 31  |  9 AM
  • August 28  |  9 AM
Contact Name: 
Dorothy Brown-Kwaiser
Contact Phone: 
503-695-2261 x228
Contact Email: 
dorothy.brown-kwaiser@oregon.gov
Venue: 
Rooster Rock State Park
Cost: 
$15 plus $5 Day Use or Annual Pass

Johnson Creek and Tryon Creek Kayak Tour

Saturday, July 16, 2016 - 9:00am to 12:00pm
Johnson Creek Watershed Council & Tryon Creek Watershed Council
Address: 
SE McLoughlin Blvd and SE Jefferson St
Milwaukie, OR 97222
United States

Johnson Creek Watershed Council and Tryon Creek Watershed Council will be hosting a kayak tour of the mouth of Johnson Creek, tributaries from the Riverview Natural Area, and Tryon Creek. Expert council staff will tell stories of the history of each creek, current restoration projects, and wildlife sittings in the area. You may have the opportunity to see wild river otter, fish, and bird life. Enjoy the serene and dynamic rivers in your neighborhood. 

The tour will run from 9am-12pm on Saturday July 16th and start/end at the mouth of Johnson Creek at Milwaukie Riverfront Park. The paddle is about 3 miles round trip. It is required that participants have previous experience paddling a kayak, are able to swim, and can perform somewhat strenuous physical labor for three hours. Tickets to rent a kayak and attend the tour are $50. If you plan to bring your own kayak, tickets are $15 for just the tour. If you bring your own kayak, you are required to also wear a lifejacket and have an invasive species permit if your boat is longer than 10'. (http://www.dfw.state.or.us/resources/licenses_regs/) .

If you would like to apply for a scholarship, please email info@jcwc.org with an explanation, we have 5 scholarships avaliable. 

Register today to reserve your space - this popular tour tends to sell out! 

Contact Phone: 
(503) 652-7477
Contact Email: 
info@jcwc.org
Venue: 
Milwaukie Riverfront Park
Cost: 
$15-50 - scholarships are available

Lake River Big Canoe Picnic Paddle

Tuesday, August 9, 2016 - 10:00am to 1:30pm
Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership

Join the Estuary Partnership for a family friendly canoe paddle through the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. Participants paddle 14-passenger 29' canoes to Lake River's confluence with the Columbia River. Bring your lunch- we'll have picnic on the beach. Estuary Partnership staff will be on each canoe to steer, offer paddling advice, and share information about the river and surrounding ecosystem.

Who can paddle?

Big Canoe trips are open to the public and are suitable for ages 5 and up. Previous paddling experience is not necessary. 

Contact Name: 
McKenzie Miller
Contact Phone: 
503-232-0782 x 229
Contact Email: 
mmiller@estuarypartnership.org
Venue: 
Ridgefield Marina
Cost: 
Free

Vancouver Lake Big Canoe Paddle

Wednesday, August 3, 2016 - 10:00am to 12:00pm
Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership

Explore Vancouver Lake from a whole new perspective! Join the Estuary Partnership for a family friendly canoe paddle aboard our two 29' 14-passenger canoes. Glide past a host of birds while learning about the Columbia River ecosystem from seasoned paddle guides. 

Who can paddle?

Big Canoe trips are open to the public and are suitable for ages 5 and up. Previous paddling experience is not necessary. 

Contact Name: 
McKenzie Miller
Contact Phone: 
5032320782
Contact Email: 
mmiller@estuarypartnership.org
Venue: 
Felida Moorage and Marine Services
Cost: 
Free

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