Explore the Beauty of Oregon on your next Outdoor Adventure!
GUIDED TOURS
Joining one of our many Guided Tours is a great way to experience the natural wonders of the outdoors with all its wild beauty!
Join our guides as they take you:
Kayaking
Snowshoeing, Bicycling, Backpacking, Birding or Hiking in the wilderness.
GEAR RENTALS
To Reserve a rental give us a call at: 541-891-0435
We provide a wide variety of recreational equipment including:
Kayaks - Singles and Tandems
Canoes
Paddle Boards
Bicycles - Singles and Tandems
Snowshoes and Gear
Fishing Gear
Binoculars
Pop-Ups
Ice Chests
Backpacks and Gear
Other Outdoor Gear and Accessories
Our equipment is always well maintained with high standards to ensure it's safe use.
Interested in having a group event?
We will travel anywhere in Oregon.
Experience the Outdoors AT ITS BEST!
Guided Kayak Tours in Oregon
Enjoy the Awesome Outdoor Life! * Kayaking 7 days a week * Beginners Welcomed! * Located near Crater Lake National Park
4 person total minimum clients needed per tour * additional fees may apply * Tag along with your own kayak on a tour is $40.00 per person
Some Places to Enjoy in the Upper Klamath Basin
Map of the Upper Basin
The Upper Klamath Basin has some of the most pristine waters in all of Oregon. Waters originate in the Cascade Mountain Range which includes Crater Lake National Park and the Upper Klamath Basin where these waters form the Klamath River and flow all the way to the Pacific Ocean.
The Wood River
You can start at Jackson F. Kimball State Park near Fort Klamath, and float the Wood River through the Wetlands and out onto Agency Lake. An awesome nature viewing, 6+ mile journey. Or ride bikes around the secluded wetlands and enjoy the area by land.
The Williamson River
One of the favorite rivers in our area to enjoy kayaks on is The Williamson River. At it's starting point, coming straight out of the ground, it's beauty is unmatched as well as the World Class Trout Fishing it has to offer.
Spring Creek & Collier Park
Starting as a spring who's water originates from below Crater Lake National Park, Spring Creek, located at Collier State Park has some of the most beautiful clear waters in the Klamath Basin. And you will see beautiful Osprey's and Eagles who call this place home.
Upper Klamath Canoe Trail
Start at Malone Springs or Rocky Point and take a nice 3 hour paddle trip to the other end while you enjoy the Upper Klamath Marsh and all of it's wildlife. 3/4 of the birds that migrate in the Pacific Flyway stop in the Upper Kamath Basin and the Marsh is a great place for viewing!
Upper Klamath Lake & Agency Lake
Upper Klamath Lake is the largest body of water in all of Oregon so there is lots to see. On the upper end it converges with Agency Lake with the Wood River flowing into Agency Lake. A bird watchers paradise! Heron's, Pelican's, Eagles, Gulls and allot more.
Boy Scouts of America * Official Merit Badge Councilor
Kayaking
Learn Skills
Backpacking
Learn Safety
Snowshoeing
Gain Knowledge
Merit Badges
You can learn about sports, crafts, science, trades, business, and future careers as you earn merit badges. There are more than 135 merit badges, and any Scout, or any qualified Venturer or Sea Scout may earn any of these at any time.
Pick a Subject. Talk to your unit leader about your interests. Read the requirements of the merit badges you think might interest you, and pick one to earn. Your leader will give you the name of a person from a list of counselors. These individuals have special knowledge in their merit badge subjects and are interested in helping you.
Scout Buddy System. You must have another person with you at each meeting with the merit badge counselor. This person can be your parent or legal guardian, or another registered adult.
Call the Merit Badge Counselor. Get a signed Application for Merit Badge, from your unit leader. Get in touch with the merit badge counselor (Sky Lakes Wilderness Adventures - Mark Cobb) and explain that you want to earn the badge. The counselor may ask to meet you to explain what is expected and to start helping you meet the requirements. You should also discuss work you have already started or possibly completed.
Find out more on the Boy Scouts of America Merit Badge Page
