I have five sit-on-top kayaks which I can offer for a guided trip down Cache Creek. One section is very calm with ripples, and another stretch I’m offering has a few more rushy (not dangerous, just more thrills) rapids. Both of these trips are just below the area used for rafting Cache Creek. If you want to be guided, only 4 of the kayaks are available (since I’ll be in one). I have two life jackets available, which would fit a small to medium size adult.
On our last trip, we saw osprey (with fish in talons), great blue herons, swallows nesting, turtles, fish, and lots of peace and quiet. This trip is dependent on water flow and my availability. Allow an afternoon.
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Cache creek is a beautiful river flowing out of Clear Lake and running through the Capay Valley. Kayaking experience isn’t necessary to enjoy the run. We recently took a friend who had never been on a kayak. There were a few thrilling sort of moments at the top of the “rushier” run. The lower stretch is quieter but still has riffles and rapids that make the trip interesting. I don’t know what the water level will be like at the end of summer, but it seems like one year we kayaked as late as October. It may be difficult to schedule a time for the trip before I leave the country on June 17. I’ll be back at the beginning of September. I like having people visit, so am happy to offer the trips whenever schedule permits. If you’re interested, why not suggest some dates? I don’t know how many dollars to charge…any thoughts?
I would like to take my gradchildren kayaking. Please let me know how we can arrange for this. Parviz