Flat Water Paddling in San Francisco, CA
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Located about 3 hours away from San Francisco, Pinecrest Lake is a beautiful alpine lake with 300 acres of water to explore!
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This pristine estuary near San Francisco Bay is the perfect place to catch a glimpse of the local wildlife.
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Paddling options for enthusiasts of all skill levels.
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A popular place for kayakers looking to get in touch with Mother Nature's wonders.
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Horseshoe Cove is a really great paddling option because of its convenience and accessibility.
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For an adventurous weekend, paddle out to Angel Island with some friends and spend the night on its sandy shores.
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Urban paddling has never been so accessible; Crissy Field is the prime put-in spot in the heart of San Francisco.
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This is a great spot for experienced paddlers to explore some of the more famous sites in San Francisco Bay.
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Great option for novice and intermediate paddlers looking for a taste of the Pacific Ocean.
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This maze of inter-linked tidal marsh channels is a paddler's paradise.
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A fun and easy paddle that is accessible for the whole family!
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For a convenient kayak- or canoe-centric outdoor escape that’s a tad closer—and slightly less crowded—than Lake Tahoe, consider Pinecrest Lake, a 300-acre lake in the Stanislaus National Forest and owned by Pacific Gas & Electric.
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A relatively easy paddle with plenty of attractions.
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Paddling Drakes Bay is one of the most surreal and peaceful experiences in Northern California. The bay is small, only 8 miles wide, calm, glassy and incredibly clear.
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