easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic paddling stamina recommended
Explore Canyon Lake’s stunning waters on a private paddle tour with Riverbound Sports Paddle Co. Paddle through scenic spots like Tortilla Creek and keep an eye out for bald eagles on this all-level adventure.
Discover the stunning beauty of Canyon Lake with Riverbound Sports Paddle Co.'s private guided paddle tour. Located within Tonto National Forest near Roosevelt, Arizona, this adventure invites paddlers of all skill levels to experience kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding across crystal-clear waters. As you glide past iconic landmarks like Tortilla Creek and Mormon Flat Dam, you’ll be immersed in peaceful natural surroundings and breathtaking desert landscapes. Wildlife sightings are common, with chances to spot bald eagles soaring overhead and bobcats quietly observing from the shore. This private tour offers a personalized pace and expert guidance to help you learn paddling techniques or simply enjoy a serene day on the lake. Whether you're seeking a relaxing excursion or a gentle workout, the trip combines outdoor fun with opportunities to connect deeply with nature. Perfect for families, couples, or solo adventurers, the Canyon Lake Paddle Tour highlights Arizona’s unique water and wildlife, providing memorable moments on and off the water.
Arizona’s desert sun can be intense, so dress in breathable, long-sleeve layers and wear a wide-brimmed hat.
Hydration is key, especially during warmer months—carry at least 2 liters of water per person.
Protect your skin without harming the lake’s ecosystem by using eco-friendly sunscreen.
Life jackets are mandatory and provided; wearing them ensures safety while paddling.
Canyon Lake was created by the Mormon Flat Dam in the 1920s and has long been a popular recreational spot.
Riverbound Sports Paddle Co. promotes sustainable paddling practices to preserve the natural beauty and wildlife of Tonto National Forest.
Protect your feet from rocky shorelines and keep comfortable while on and off the water.
summer specific
Shields your face and neck from harsh sun exposure during lake paddling.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is crucial, and refill stations are limited near the lake.
Helps block cool winds especially during early mornings or late afternoons.
fall specific