Kayaking Elkhorn Slough!

 There was speculation all week preceding the trip as to whether we would be rained out again; this was a reschedule of our originally planned outing on the a few weeks prior.

Half of our original rsvps peeled off in the days prior as rain pounded the bay area every day before the paddle...

But I'm happy to report, we didnt have a drop of rain, the sky was bright blue, the sun was out and we had a blast.

Elkhorn Slough is one of the last coastal wetlands in California and is abundant in wildlife.

Otters swam within feet of our kayaks, seals lined the shore and the 250+ birds that make the slough their habitat were in full force.

After a hearty paddle we grabbed some grub at Phil's in Moss Landing, which has been featured on the Food Network.

Great company and I think there was interest sufficient interest in running this outing again. So stay tuned!

(Reschedule of earlier event)

Kayaking in March?!? You betcha'. 

Super stable sit-in sea kayaks mean you pretty much wont tip so need to worry about cold water.

Elkhorn Slough is one of the last coastal wetlands reserves in CA. It's a habitat for sea otters, harbor seals, and over 250 resident and migratory bird species. It's amazingly gentle place to paddle and see wildlife up close.

Kayak rentals are for 4 hrs and are $35 for single kayaks and $50 for doubles.

Kayaking takes no prior knowledge. Come explore the outdoors!

It's a pleasant 1hr 45min ride down from SF/ Oakland so lets carpool as much as possible


Let's meet at Kayak Connection (the outfitter) by 11am.
http://www.kayakconnection.com/rentals_page.php?id=21&keywords=Kayaks 

There are a couple of reasonably priced, fun places to eat nearby.




Please RSVP by Thurs. 3/24.

Less than 8 RSVPs total,  or rain/wind cancels event. (I'm listing this event with two other groups.)