The Bat City, the Live Music Capital of the World, the Blueberry in Tomato Soup, or, simply, ATX… No, I’m not talking gibberish; these are just a few of the many nicknames the capital of Texas has. You’ve probably heard some of them before. But what you might not know … Read more
Washington, DC, is known for many things – namely, its museums, memorials, the National Zoo, and the Metro. And let’s not forget that it’s also the home of the political leadership of the United States, with iconic buildings and landmarks that need no introduction, like the National Mall, The White … Read more
You got yourself a kayak – and now you want to know what the best spots are to try it out, right? With giants like the Missouri River and Colorado River, the Great Lakes of North America, and no shortage of bay areas, you certainly have your options. But where … Read more
Alright, I get it; you’ve got your kayak ready – and you’re hoping to do some kayaking in Ohio. But you might want to learn a little bit about the great state of Ohio before you start conquering. So, what’s there to know? Well, a lot, as it turns out. … Read more
Many things can pop into one’s mind when thinking about Florida. I mean, basketball, football, beaches, nightlife – take your pick. Oh, and did I mention alligators? But my plan here is to talk about kayaking – or, more specifically, to share some ideas regarding where you can do so … Read more
Colorado is a beautiful state; they don’t call it Colorful Colorado for nothing. The Rocky Mountains alone should merit a visit if you’re into some near-perfect scenery. But I’m not just talking about sightseeing here; I know you’re here for the paddling opportunities. Where does one kayak in Colorado? Well, … Read more
Let’s say that you’re a watersports-loving kind of person that found themselves in the beautiful state of Georgia. It seems like a great fit; you’ll surely agree. Rivers, lakes, even more rivers, and, well – the Atlantic Ocean! That’s all the reassurance I need that Georgia is the perfect kayaking … Read more
Four Great Lakes, along with more than 3000 miles of freshwater coastline, a mind-blowing total of 11,000 inland lakes, and miles upon miles of trout-filled rivers up north, surrounded by boreal, forever-green forests. Michigan’s geography is truly a sight to behold – and a kayaker’s paradise, might I add. Can … Read more
