For over 30 years we have been kayaking, exploring and coaching not only here in Austria but all over the world and it is this experience that we bring into our kayak courses, trips, guiding in expeditions.
Our Teams in-depth knowledge of the rivers where they teach and guide are second to none. We will find the right river at the ideal level, the right feature where you can work on your techniques while knowing that we are here to not just offer advice and encouragement but to be in a position where you feel safe and confident which is the perfect recipe for improvement and enjoyment.
We have a lot of returning kayakers that come back to work on their skills, be guided down our stunning rivers and enjoy their time with us on the rivers we love so much!
We were at Los Queñes to kayak the Rio Teno and the Rio Claro of the Teno. It is the perfect place to start our Chile Kayak Adventure and Road Trip. The Rio Claro of the Teno is a short drive up a dirt track and what is normally a beautiful clear river was actually brown and silty! Todd explained that there was not much snow on the glaciers so the river is being fed by melt water mixed with ash from previous volcano eruptions!
It is the end of the kayaking season and now it is about either flying to countries like Chile if you are living here in the mountains of Austria to continue kayaking or it is time to pack away your kayaking kit and maybe wax the skis!? Kayaks, paddles and apparel are not getting any cheaper and so with just a few steps you can prolong the life of your equipment.
So, here are a few tips to store your kayaking kit at the end of the season…
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We were at Los Queñes to kayak the Rio Teno and the Rio Claro of the Teno. It is the perfect place to start our Chile Kayak Adventure and Road Trip. The Rio Claro of the Teno is a short drive up a dirt track and what is normally a beautiful clear river was actually brown and silty! Todd explained that there was not much snow on the glaciers so the river is being fed by melt water mixed with ash from previous volcano eruptions!
It is the end of the kayaking season and now it is about either flying to countries like Chile if you are living here in the mountains of Austria to continue kayaking or it is time to pack away your kayaking kit and maybe wax the skis!? Kayaks, paddles and apparel are not getting any cheaper and so with just a few steps you can prolong the life of your equipment.
So, here are a few tips to store your kayaking kit at the end of the season…
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