The Petaluma river marshland is a hidden gem, close to the town of Petaluma. On our tour, we will explorer narrow sloughs only accessible at certain tide levels. We’ll wind our way through the marsh where birdlife is abundant. Eventually we make our way to an old duck hunters cabin where we can get out, stretch our legs and have a bite to eat. We’ll then retrace our paddle strokes back through the marsh, to the river and back to our starting point. We provide single or tandem touring style kayaks for our tours. They are appropriate for beginning paddlers. You also have the option of bringing your own kayak along, but there are some restrictions on the style and type. Please check with us prior to booking. Appropriate clothing required. Bring a lunch and water.
To check out Tom Stienstra's article about the Petaluma Marsh in the SF Chronicle - click here.
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Scott Terriberry
Scott Terriberry has been a sea kayak guide for 17 years working the waters from Alaska and British Columbia to Baja Mexico. He is A.C.A. trained, W.F.R certified and has taught many classes from beginners to advanced expedition paddlers. He has taught college courses in the San Juans, Tide and Current classes at the Golden Gate, and expedition travel in Mexico and British Columbia. Scott is one of the founders of Point Reyes Outdoors, a sea kayak touring company in Point Reyes Station.
Space is limited to 12 so sign up early. Space is not reserved until paid in full.
highly recommended From richard sievers of petaluma, California on 8/4/2012.
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