Trip Information

We are not a club or outfitter, all trips are just people paddling together. Paddlers must be independent and be able to control their boat in adverse conditions - high wind, rain, etc. Depending on the location, we may paddle fairly quickly. You must have all safety gear required by the state, park, etc. along with permits. We do not have gear to loan. Dogs and children are not allowed on our trips without permission from Jerry. Canoes and kayaks only. Lodging and camping reservations are on your own. We try to self-shuttle whenever possible but may hire a shuttle if there are not enough vehicles.

Grand Teton National Park, July 29th - August 5th

Lakes and the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park with a possible paddle on Yellowstone Lake

Day paddles on the local lakes and the Snake River. Early starts to beat the crowds. This allows time for hiking, etc. later in the day and ensures a parking spot close to the launch spot. Lodging or camping is on your own, reservations are being accepted by the park now. We are staying in a tent cabin in Coulter Bay. You must be able to control your boat in possible high wind. A portage cart is strongly suggested for the portage between String and Leigh Lakes. A Wyoming AIS sticker is required and can be purchased online. Additional permits are required by Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone. These must be purchased at the parks.

2024 Trips

Grand Teton National Park, July 29th - August 5th

Lakes and the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park with a possible paddle on Yellowstone Lake