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| 2008 Calendar of Tours |
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Click tour titles for more information.
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| One-Day Kayak Tours |
Beginner Tour
(Special price: $70) Mar 30, Apr 13, June 1, July 12, July 27, Aug 10, Sept 21 |
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Beginner Instruction
Special price: $70) July 26, Aug 30 |
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Lower Gorge Day Tour
May 31, June 14, June 21, June 28, July 5, July 20, August 3, Oct 4, Oct 18, Oct 25 |
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Mother's Day Special
May 11 |
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Father's Day Special
June 15
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Kayaking River History - Bayview, Rockland, Brookfield
Apr 6, Apr 20, May 4, Aug 17, Aug 31, Nov 1 |
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Columbian White-Tailed Deer National Wildlife Refuge
Mar 29, Apr 5, Apr 12, Apr 19, May 25, June 8, Aug 9, Aug 16, Sept 7, Sept 14, Sept 28 |
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Welch Island Day Tour
May 3, May 17, Sept 13, Sept 27, Oct 12, Oct 26 |
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Pillar Rock Lewis & Clark Day Tour
"Ocian in View! O! the joy!" - July 19, Aug 2, Sept 20 |
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Grays Bay Day Tour
May 10, May 24, June 7, June 22, July 6, Sept 6,
Oct 5, Oct 19 |
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Tenasillahe Island
June 29, July 13, Oct 11 |
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| Two-Day Kayak Tours |
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Beginner's Weekend - combines Beginner's Instruction with Beginner Tour - call for details]
July 26-27 |
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Spring Birding Weekend
Apr 26-27 |
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Adventure and Discovery on the Lewis & Clark Water Trail
May 24-25, June 7-8, Sept 6-7 |
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Three-Day Kayak Tours |
Three-day Winter Paddle
Mar 25-28 |
Calendar of 2008 Tours
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Information
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| The Best Guided Kayak Tours. Skamokawa Center is the gateway to the best paddling on the Lower Columbia River, including the Lewis and Clark Water Trail. It has an abundance of the qualities paddlers value most – great beauty, wildlife in natural habitats, islands to explore, and special places of solitude. Our guides are expert instructors and well versed in the human and natural history of the area. |
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| Variety of Experience. The geology of the Lower Columbia has created strikingly different habitats and scenery in a relatively small area, from 90-foot basalt cliffs to quiet Sitka Spruce swamps to grassy tidal marsh islands in the wide expanse of the Columbia channel. These areas, in turn, each have their own history. The stories, like the places, intertwine to create a remarkable experience for the paddler. Each of our tours provides something unique. Expert naturalist/historian guides share their knowledge and insights with you and respond to your special interests. |
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| Skill Levels. Kayak tours listed below are suitable for all skill levels, including beginners. First, paddlers are matched to the kayak in our fleet that best suits them. Guides provide kayak instruction, teaching paddlers the skills they require to handle waters involved, and then will keep close tabs and help with skills along the way. Tours are planned to go with the flow of the tide. They allow plenty of time for exploration and photography. |
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| One-day Kayak Tour: $110. This includes guide, kayak and related equipment, instruction, and lunch. Fees are plus Washington sales tax. |
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Two-day Kayak Tour: $210 double; single occupancy supplement, add $50. Includes – Modern double room in historic Skamokawa Inn with double bed, twin sleeper sofa, tiled bath, satellite
TV, and WiFi internet access.
Lunch is included for both days.
Free Time: hike,
bike, fish, golf, relax. Fees are plus Washington sales tax. |
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| Reservations can be made by phone (1-888-920-2777) or e-mail info@skamokawakayak.com. A 50% deposit is required to hold reservations, balance payable at check-in at the Center. Deposits can be returned if you cancel 30 days or more before the tour date. |
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| Stay Over Special: Stay at Skamokawa Inn before or after a tour and save 15% off regular rates. |
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