Kayaking in Key West, Florida is a beautiful thing! No wonder this is a place many travel from around the world to experience. If you own a resort, live near or in Key West and are an avid paddler, chances
Fall is here and the brisk air is perfect for enjoying your kayak. But soon, in many places, the waters will freeze and kayaks will do better off protected from the elements, instead of in them. Log Kayak Rack wants
Kayaking and Canoeing Catskill is a beautiful getaway that is just hours outside of NYC. If you are ready for a change of pace, Catskill offers many options for the adventurous. Whether you are a Catskill Resort, avid canoer/kayaker or
One of the most unfortunate aspects of stand up paddle boarding is calling it quits for the day when you’re exhausted and ready rest, only to realize you’ll have to carry your board to hose it off, maybe wait for
Boating in New York can be a rewarding experience for locals and tourists alike. Kayaking around Seneca Falls and canoeing in the Finger Lakes means great views year-round with amazing wildlife all around you. For the avid boater, finding rivers
Have you ever walked out from an outdoor sports store with an impromptu kayak purchase? Have you ever gotten that impulse buy home and wondered where on earth you’re going to store your new boat? Sure, it could be strapped
If you’re racking up the number of small boats and boards you own, you should be racking up your storage system as well. Whether you have one, two, or eight small boats or boards, Log Kayak Rack builds custom, hand-built wooden
If you’re canoeing in Lake Okeechobee, Florida, chances are, you’re experienced in using a number of different type of boats and boards, making use of Lake Okeechobee, and maybe even the nearby ocean. If you’re a boater of any kind,
If you’re a fan of being outdoors, there’s a good chance that you love to kayak. There’s little that can compete with being in a kayak, out on the open water, soaking in nature’s bounty. This serenity is becoming nearly
Paddling on the French Broad River Paddle Trail in Asheville, kayaking on Lake Johnson in Raleigh, or canoeing on Lake Norman, North Carolina’s largest manmade lake, there’s really no better way to explore the North Carolina waterways and to get
