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Description
Looking for a great sunset photo opportunity surrounded by colorful fall foliage? Join us for a relaxing guided sunset kayak paddle led by ACA certified paddling instructor and NOVA Parks Roving Naturalist, Matt Felperin. Calm evening waters should make this an easy paddle, and we hope to see lots of wildlife along the way! We will begin with a brief paddling instruction overview before heading out. Previous kayak experience suggested, but not required.
Be sure to bring plenty of water and appropriate clothing; quick dry material is recommended along with closed - toed sandals. Hats and sunscreen should be worn as well. Dry bags are recommended for personal items. Program includes experienced guide, kayak rental, paddle, and PFD.
Children under 16 must be accompanied by parent or guardian. Meet at boat ramp. $35, Ages 12+
Please contact mfelperin@nvrpa.org or 703.268.6064 for more information.
A refund will be given in the event of a cancellation with a minimum of 48 hours advance notice. No refund will be given for cancellations with less than 48 hours advance notice.
Unpredictable weather conditions are to be expected. Guides will assess the weather at the time of the tour. If it is unsafe, the trip will be rescheduled or cancelled. In the event of cancellation, you may transfer to another paddle tour or be granted a refund.
Participants are required to read and accept the Assumption of Risk and Indemnification Agreement during the registration process. Please click on the link below to view the document.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!
As with any exercise it is not advisable to eat a heavy meal just prior to attending your paddle tour. Canoeing, kayaking and stand up paddle boarding involves constant movement. Instructor(s) will lead warm-up activities at the beginning of the event to engage the body for the activity; this may be conducted on the water pending the activity.WHAT TO BRING:
- All participants must bring a water bottle.Sun protection (if applicable) such as sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, and lightweight, long sleeve shirt.Appropriate water clothing - fibers like nylon, silk, synthetic and wool retain insulation properties even when they are wet and therefore, keep the body warmer.
- Recommended footwear can be water shoes, strapped sandals, or any comfortable shoe that can get wet.Change of clothes, shoes and towel for after the tour can be left in the car.
WHAT NOT TO BRING:
- Any items you do not want to get wet or loose items that may become disengaged while in the water. (cell phone, cameras, etc).
Glasses should be secured with an eyewear retainer.
Age Category
Family
Location
Meet at kayak rentals
Instructor
Matt Felperin
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