Floating down a tranquil river with nothing but the sound of birds and rustling water to disturb the peace is a mesmerizing experience. The huge array of diverse rivers in and around Nashville make this area a paradise for kayaking of all levels. Whether you want a romantic sunset cruise or a fast-paced white-water adventure, for unsurpassed kayak trips Nashville is your answer.
Acclaimed as one of the best river towns in the US, Nashville and surrounding areas boast a river for every reason and every season. Whether you just want a gentle family cruise along a river to fish or watch the wildlife, or an intense action-packed whitewater rafting adventure, the rivers of Tennessee are guaranteed to give you an inspiring experience.
Nashville has been acclaimed as one of the best river towns in America. It is thus small wonder that recreational kayaking has become one of the most popular water sports in the area. It is a great form of outdoor exercise and allows one to socialize in breathtaking locations. There is no better way to enjoy the abundant wildlife and scenic beauty of this region than from the vantage point of a boat or kayak.
Another option for people who want to enjoy the natural beauty of the environment is guided excursions and day trips, that include paddling instruction by American Canoe Association certified guides. These guided group trips also include canoe or kayak rental, all the necessary equipment as well as a convenient shuttle service back to your vehicle. Customized trips for up to 20 people can be arranged.
A day paddle on one of the beautiful rivers in Middle Tennessee is akin to a revitalizing holiday. Kayaking is a wonderful form of outdoor exercise and investing in a boat and gear guarantees you years of inexpensive fun. It is also a great way to meet new friends. You can glide across glass-like water while you try to hook some fish, watch the water birds, or shoot the rapids.
The waterways in and around Nashville each has a life of its own and distinct experiences to offer. For those who want to enjoy the wildlife, the Blue Heron cruise down the Cumberland River or the Cumberland River cruises out of Lebanon is a must. For an equally scenic ride, the Harpeth River is another option.
Popular places for kayaking and boating include the Henry Horton State Park, Duck River canoeing and Percy Priest Lake. Adrenaline junkies can tackle the Nashvile Shore's Kayak Cove obstacle course. Lake Acorn, Lake Woodhaven and the lakes of Montgomery Bell State Park also offer some wonderful paddling opportunities in breathtaking surroundings.
The opportunities for boating, floating and kayaking along these beautiful rivers are countless. A guidebook describing 37 different paddling trips in the area is a good investment for prospective paddlers. Paddling Around Nashville, by author Patty Schultz, is a comprehensive guideline that describes all the rivers and creeks in Middle Tennessee, as well as noting launch points and other interesting information. It is a must for any serious kayak enthusiast.
Acclaimed as one of the best river towns in the US, Nashville and surrounding areas boast a river for every reason and every season. Whether you just want a gentle family cruise along a river to fish or watch the wildlife, or an intense action-packed whitewater rafting adventure, the rivers of Tennessee are guaranteed to give you an inspiring experience.
Nashville has been acclaimed as one of the best river towns in America. It is thus small wonder that recreational kayaking has become one of the most popular water sports in the area. It is a great form of outdoor exercise and allows one to socialize in breathtaking locations. There is no better way to enjoy the abundant wildlife and scenic beauty of this region than from the vantage point of a boat or kayak.
Another option for people who want to enjoy the natural beauty of the environment is guided excursions and day trips, that include paddling instruction by American Canoe Association certified guides. These guided group trips also include canoe or kayak rental, all the necessary equipment as well as a convenient shuttle service back to your vehicle. Customized trips for up to 20 people can be arranged.
A day paddle on one of the beautiful rivers in Middle Tennessee is akin to a revitalizing holiday. Kayaking is a wonderful form of outdoor exercise and investing in a boat and gear guarantees you years of inexpensive fun. It is also a great way to meet new friends. You can glide across glass-like water while you try to hook some fish, watch the water birds, or shoot the rapids.
The waterways in and around Nashville each has a life of its own and distinct experiences to offer. For those who want to enjoy the wildlife, the Blue Heron cruise down the Cumberland River or the Cumberland River cruises out of Lebanon is a must. For an equally scenic ride, the Harpeth River is another option.
Popular places for kayaking and boating include the Henry Horton State Park, Duck River canoeing and Percy Priest Lake. Adrenaline junkies can tackle the Nashvile Shore's Kayak Cove obstacle course. Lake Acorn, Lake Woodhaven and the lakes of Montgomery Bell State Park also offer some wonderful paddling opportunities in breathtaking surroundings.
The opportunities for boating, floating and kayaking along these beautiful rivers are countless. A guidebook describing 37 different paddling trips in the area is a good investment for prospective paddlers. Paddling Around Nashville, by author Patty Schultz, is a comprehensive guideline that describes all the rivers and creeks in Middle Tennessee, as well as noting launch points and other interesting information. It is a must for any serious kayak enthusiast.
