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 From mountain streams and lakes to the shores of Puget Sound, there are a wide variety of options available to kayakers of all interests and skill levels. One of the most popular versions involves kayaking the backwaters and sloughs of Snohomish County during winter. Three main sloughs on the lower Snohomish River, — Ebey, Union and Steamboat — follow miles of shoreline and several islands. Grassy, shallow marshes with muddy bottoms provide excellent places for wildlife and kayakers. Call Everett Parks & Recreation at 425-257-8300 for more information on winter kayaking. |
For kayaking programs and
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Aquatrek Adventures
P.O. Box 3543, Arlington. Wa. 98223.
Connie Campbell
Tel: 360-403-1681
info@aquatrek-kayaking.com
Aqua Trek leads a range eco kayaking tours, including single day, weekend and overnight trips in the San Juan Islands, base camp and expedition style, multi-day adventures. We design custom adventures based upon your groups' interests, experience, time frame, and objectives. Each tour is unique because of tides, currents, weather, season, wildlife observed - often Orcas and whales, birds, and the participants. Equipment and outfitting provided or bring your own. |
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Wave Trek
PO Box 114, Index
800-543-7971
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| Snohomish County Kayaking Club (NSSKA) |
| The North Sound Sea Kayak Association is based in Everett, Washington and it promotes the enjoyment and safety of sea kayaking through lectures, trips, training, and information exchange. Mostly the members like to go paddling together! |
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Lakes in Snohomish County |
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Kayak Rentals:
Popeye's Marine & Kayak Center
814 13th St.
Everett, WA 98201
425-339-9479 |
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