• Lake Tarleton State Park - Enjoy a leisurely, 4-5 hour paddle around Lake Tarleton. Lake Tarleton is a naturally occurring lake, though the water level is raised several feet by a man-made dam. During the 1990s and early 2000s, public action saved the land surrounding the lake from development, and it is now almost entirely protected as public lands, either as part of Lake Tarleton State Park, or the White Mountain National Forest.

• Waterproof Dry Bag
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Personal Floatation Device

• Lunch

Gather at the communal boat departure point for a relaxed day of kayaking on Lake Tarleton, with the grand White Mountains serving as your backdrop. The notable Mt. Moosilauke, among the renowned 4000-ft peaks of the White Mountains, significantly marks the distant skyline.

The team of guides, who are all area specialists and passionate naturalists, likewise uphold the ‘Leave No Trace’ outdoor ethics, a doctrine focused on preserving the world’s most stunning locations from harm caused by incorrect and negligent utilization. Feel free to inquire about the area’s environmental and anthropological past, and they’ll be exhilarated to share some anecdotes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.