Kayak School - Learn to Kayak

Welcome.  In this series, you've got some fairly serious "chops" and can move a kayak around in a variety of environments with some skill.  Now to continue to build on this foundation you've worked so hard to achieve.

Other Series:  Getting Started Series, Tune-up Series,  Speciality Series, Downeast Adventures, Coastal Day Trips

Tidal Currents
With the state’s second largest set of reversing rapids in our backyard, we have the perfect training ground for learning to handle sea kayaks in tidal currents. This is the course for you if you’re training to go tackle the big tide races in Europe, preparing for BCU 5-Star someday, or simply want to push your envelope and have some fun.
Price:  $150 (2 person minimum)
Duration: Full day
Equipment Required:  Helmet
Experience Required:  BCU 3-Star or equivalent training and experience.

Rocks and Ledges
A full-day of playing in the rocks! Pure joy. You’ll soon get the full measure of your boat handling skills. Not for those trying to keep their kayaks scratch-free.
Price:  $150 (2 person minimum)
Duration: Full day
Equipment Required:  Helmet
Experience Required:  BCU 3-Star or equivalent training and experience.

Rolling
We love to roll! Whether it be with "Euro" blades , Greenland paddles, or hands only. Rolling is the best of all self-rescue techniques, and on a hot summer's day there's nothing better than a little "rotary cooling." Whether you're a beginner, or an experienced kayaker with an urge to expand your repertoire, this class is for you. Class size limited to no more than two students.
Cost: $25
Duration: 1 hour; to learn rolling, we favor several short classes over one long one.
Experience Required: A controlled (panic-free) wet exit.