Seatasea's Paddle Trips down the Cedar River

Looking for a great day away from stress.  A Cedar River paddle trip with Seatasea is just for you.  Relax and enjoy one of the great scenic rivers that Iowa has to offer.  This is a full day trip which is great for a nice day of relaxation on the river. Paddlers meet at Seatasea Watersports Center at 8am and load up our van and drive to Palisades Park  Then a short paddling and safety briefing,  Paddlers gear up and launch the boats.  We stop at the Sutliff Bar for lunch (so bring a little cash) and we load back up at Cedar Bluff at around 4:30pm, load up the boats and ride back in the Seatasea van. 

WHEN:  Meet at Seatasea ready to load up at 9am on the morning of the trip.

• May 10

• May 31

• June 21

• July 12

• August 2

• August 30

COSTS:   $75 per person

All kayaking or canoe trips include:

• All Equipment:  kayaks, paddles & PFD's  (You may use your own kayak, and we will transport it for you.  There is no discount for using your own boat.

• Transportation: to and from embarkation and debarkation points. 

• Seatasea Staff Guides

PADDLE TRIPS REGISTRATION 

• To register for a trip please register at Kirkwood Community College Continuing Education Registration

• The entire fee is due at registration.  There is a limited number of people (12) allowable on a paddle trip.  So early registration is a must to reserve your spot.  (We're sorry..but cancellations 5 days or less prior to the trip will forfeit their registration if we are unable to fill the spot) 

• Age limit is a minimum of 16 years old.

• You will be required to complete and sign a liability release and assumption of risk before the trip along rental documents. .  This is the Release if you wish to download it now and bring it with you.  (Adobe Reader is required)

• Rain?  If the trip is rained out, we will offer a rain date or you will receive a full refund.

DRESS & THINGS TO BRING - some ideas about dress and also some things you may want to bring.  Please remember that things "could" get wet. 

• Dress comfortably with the plan that you "may" get a little wet.  Old sneakers or water shoes are a must. A pair of athletic pants and a windbreaker for colder times of year.  Some shorts and T's, etc for warmer weather. A hat or visor is a good idea.

• Water bottle or beverage of your choice.  (we're sorry, but alcohol is not allowed on these trips)

• Suntan lotion, bug repellent, sunglasses.

• Camera (in water proof container or dry bag)

• Anything you bring that could be ruined if wet...should be in some sort of dry bag. (we have good quality, heavy duty, reusable ones for sale at the store ($8.95 and up)

• Munchies are welcome!