Personal floatation devices are required on board your vessel by the U.S. Coast Guard. More than that, PFDs are a crucial piece of safety equipment. The most effective PFD is one you’re actually willing to wear. Understanding your intended use, choosing the right style, and finding a good fit are paramount in picking the perfect PFD.
Choosing the right boat is the key to unlocking the rest of the boating equipment. Without it, you can't even be on the river in the first place. So which boat is your soul mate?
Before coming home from college something my friends and I talked about a lot was our summer jobs. The common trend in my friend group was getting a job as a nanny or returning to a job at a fast food restaurant that they had during high school. When I told them that I was planning to come back and work as a zip line guide on top of working as a reservationist for Zoar they were all pretty jealous.
Wait five minutes and the weather will change is New England’s weather motto. Keep in this mindset when planning ahead as for what to wear while adventuring as it will make all the difference with your fun level! Check out what we have to say about what to wear with the changing seasons and weather of New England.
We left Judd's and headed to Skookumchuck Narrows in Egmont, BC. Skook is a tidal rip on the Pacific Ocean. It's by far one of the most amazing places I've ever been. Beautiful scenery, marine life everywhere and one of the best waves I've ever surfed. We had a great crew of friends that we went with and we met some new friends. It was a pretty epic week paddling and relaxing.
If you're curious about whitewater kayaking, this is the best weekend of the summer to give it a try! These playful whitewater kayaks are a blast, and we're ready to give you the foundation of skills in a comfortable and supportive learning environment. Click Here
Every year, for one day, we get to one of Vermont’s hidden gems - the West River. The West River is a perfect mix of adventure and leisure - it has a little bit more adventure than the Zoar Gap and is a little mellower than the Dryway.
