Econlockhatchee River Kayak Tour

Overview

Come paddle the 8-miles through the mysterious, moss covered cypress forest of the Little-Big Econ State Forest. Somehow escaping the uncontrolled growth dominating Orange and Seminole Counties, the tightly winding upper portion slowly becomes a widening, lazy river. The high sandy banks will shade you with enormous live oaks, pine, pal and ancient cypress. A light lunch will be served picnic style at the Boy Scout Bridge on the Florida Trail.

City: Orlando

Sun 10 Aug

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Starting at $100.00

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Sun 10 Aug

Starting at $100.00

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What's Included

Bottled water

Lunch

Professional Guide

Additional Info

Suitable for all physical fitness levels
There is no minimum age however all participants must know how to swim
It is recommended that you bring a swimsuit, towel, waterproof camera and wear clothes that can get wet and possibly dirty
To ensure a proper size kayak is available, please provide your individual heights and weights at the time of booking

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (40)

fosejd1986

Apr 2018

It was a great day to be on the Econ. The river was beautiful with lots of trees hanging over the banks. The day started off cool with mist coming off of the river due to it being warmer than the outside air. The paddle was a short 4 hour downstream paddle. We saw alligators, wood peckers, blue heron, hawks turtles along with a lot of other wildlife. I have paddled with Greg for many years and have gone on several of his trips. He is an excellent guide and knows more about Florida flora and fauna then anyone I know. If he doesn't know something he is quite capable of making it up with a good story to go with it. If you do decide to take a trip with him you will most likely learn something about Florida along with hearing a good tale. You have to decide which is the truth and which is the tale. Sometimes it is very hard to tell.