Spring Creek Clear-View Kayaking Tour in Chiloquin Oregon United States

Enjoy Spring Creek
Duration
3 hours
About
These waters are famous for their glass-clear waters and the quality trout fishery that consistently produce trophy fish. These waterways produce awesome colors in their almost pristine waters as it flows through the areas. You will see the water coming up through the sands just below the surface among the unique Mare's Eggs which grow in only a few spots in the world.

We're able to take lots of pictures while on our tour! Our licensed Oregon Guides are very experienced with years on the water and dedicated to providing you a very enjoyable experience you will remember a lifetime.
What's included:

- Local, licensed, experienced guides
- Small group trips only
- Kayak(s) or BYO
- Paddles
- Life jacket
- Whistle
What to bring:

- Kayak, if bringing your own
- Bottle of water
- Light snacks
- Sun and eye protection, such as sunglasses and/or a hat with a brim
- Synthetic, athletic clothes and shoes that can get sandy or wet (or go barefoot). *Avoid cottons, like jeans and sweatshirts*
What to know:
- No metal objects or shoes allowed in the clear kayaks. Bare feet or socks or cloth shoe coverings over shoes only. (we provide the coverings).
- No previous experience needed. We teach you everything you need to know
- Small capacity tour only up to 10 paddlers
- Up to two guides per group, depending on size
- All guests are required to sign a company policy waiver, *links to the waiver will be provided in the confirmation email.*
- Complete parent/guardian permission form for minors
- Apply for Discounts at www.skylakeswild.com/discounts

Booking Notes

##Check-in information
To save time please complete before your arrival: [Company Policy Waiver](https://skylakeswild.com/policy-agreements)

##Please check-in at the meeting point at least 30 minutes before your activity start time. [Please Meet Us At Spring Creek Day Use Area](https://goo.gl/maps/dmQZMF9pcGSWNsk97)

## What to bring:

- Kayak, if bringing your own
- Bottle of water
- Light snacks
- Sun and eye protection, such as sunglasses and/or a hat with a brim
- Synthetic, athletic clothes and shoes that can get sandy or wet (or go barefoot). *Avoid cottons, like jeans and sweatshirts*