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    Lower Sandy River Float

    Lower Sandy River Float

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    24.7 km

    This is a review of the flat water float from Dabney State Recreational Area to Lewis and Clark…read moreState Recreation area on the Lower Sandy River. I know this is not a normal category, but I personally felt a review of this trip would have helped me this last summer. From what I hear the top two most popular flat water floats in the outskirts of Portland are the Lower Clackamas and Lower Sandy Rivers. Originally my friends and I tried to float the lower Clack, but the parking lots where full and stuck in a traffic jam. So after about an hour of driving all over and not finding parking we decided to check out the Lower Sandy River section. This float was just as crowded but the parking lot area was so much larger what we found a spot. Now the first tip I will give out is to go early on a weekend day or go on a weekday and you will have better luck. The second tip I will give you is to park at the downhill park first if you shuttle two vehicles. If you want to combine these two tips, make a plan to spend the day with your friends and leave the first car parked early while you go out and enjoy some activities before the float. Though it is worth noting that you can occasionally find shuttle services these days. I have not used this yet, but will next summer. Once we got setup we found plenty of friendly people, if you bring your own pump be prepared for people asking to borrow it. The section of this river is amazing to check out. The beaches have pretty white sand and the water was not very cold in August at least. The water was slow going for the most part but there was a couple of sections where you will want to maneuver quickly and a few places where there is debris. Be sure to keep an open eye out for strainers and foot entrapment opportunities. The river passes through some forests, neighborhoods and has a cool view of a little bamboo garden that gave it a nice little zen vibe. Towards the end there is a rocky area that has some rapids. I made the mistake of tying off onto some friends inner tubes and was shot in between some boulders and rapids. I got lucky, but you will want be be prepared for that as I was not! Overall this was an amazing float that is sure to have you stoked and relaxed at the same time. Be sure not to litter in this area so this activity doesnt get shut down. For inner tube rentals check out the website below https://www.clackamasriveroutfitters.com/ For Shuttle information check out the website below. http://oregonriverrentals.com/products/clackamas-river-shuttle-pass/21 For the upstream park information check out the website below https://oregonstateparks.org/index.cfm?do=parkPage.dsp_parkPage&parkId=110 For the downstream park information check out the website below. https://oregonstateparks.org/index.cfm?do=parkPage.dsp_parkPage&parkId=116

    Thee best lazy river float in oregon yet…read more.. You will not be let down... Locals... tourist... just all having fun... Residents up and down the river relaxing.. bbq and enjoying life... it makes you fall all in love with oregon again.. Enjoy

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    Whitaker Ponds Nature Park

    Whitaker Ponds Nature Park

    4.1
    (7 reviews)
    9.7 km

    Easy access, ample parking, half mile loop around two ponds and the Columbia Slough…read more Lots of bunnies hopping around the grassy areas around the parking lot. Dozens of ducks and ducklings swimming around both ponds. There's a dock at one of the lakes and a small dock at the slough. Also a cute footbridge. Also saw a blue heron, swallows, turtles, woodpeckers, and nutria. Lots of chewed trees, but didn't actually see any beavers. There's a cute gazebo with 3 picnic tables. The only restroom is a port-a-potty.

    What a hidden gem in the city!!! The perfect spot to launch your kayaks in the slough. The parking…read morelot is open and well lit, you can tell they recently got a mini makeover in the parking lot. There is a public bathroom at the entrance and a gazebo to the right. There is a nice lookout terrace for viewing the pond. The steps down to the docks could use a little TLC , but it was easy in and out other then carrying them down. The slough was a little low, but the wildlife was everywhere we saw several heron, crawfish, frogs, a family of ducklings and an eagle carrying a stick back to its nest and much more, it's hard to believe this is all found in the middle of such a bustling city, floating down the channel was so peaceful we kinda forgot we had to row back up stream and ended up going way farther then we had planned. Make sure you bring plenty of water, there might of been a water fountain on the far side but I didn't see one.

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    Vancouver Lake Rowing Club and Aquatic Center

    Vancouver Lake Rowing Club and Aquatic Center

    5.0
    (4 reviews)
    7.4 km

    I learned to row! I can't say enough good things about this experience. Rick was my instructor,…read moreand he is so knowledgeable, experienced, and chill, I never had an anxious moment. They have youth groups here so you have to keep that in mind if you want a less crowded lake. Also, if its during lessons there might not be an extra boat for you. But time it right and you can be out there nearly alone (row with a buddy, do I need to remind you why?), with glassy calm water, a bit of mist clinging to the surface and the calls of birds all around. Membership, if that's your choice, comes with a place to store your own boat and permission to use the club boats. It's a comfortable facility with plenty of parking and a spacious dock. I have a rowing machine that I use regularly. I knew being on the water would feel different, but land based rowing def helped me. You'll want that endurance in your heart and arms, and strength in your glutes for a long row. Dont worry if you're new, though. It's not so difficult that you can't enjoy it while you're building your skill, confidence, and strength. I'm looking for people to row with, so dm me if you'd like to go together.

    I can not give enough stars for VLC. I grew up around water and playing sports but once I actually…read morewent to a practice, I quit the other sports to spend my time on the water. It was a combination of loving, supportive and knowledgeable coaches, dedicated and happy teammates, and the sport itself. I considered the team my family! They are flexible to meet the needs of individuals while providing a variety of camps and opportunities for potential rowers or water lovers. VLC is an experience, not just a business.

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    Vancouver Lake Rowing Club and Aquatic Center
    Vancouver Lake Rowing Club and Aquatic Center

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