We have a fun 2-hour tour that leads guests on a kayaking adventure on Lady Bird Lake with amazing downtown views! The tour also paddles into Barton Creek and
We have a fun 2-hour tour that leads guests on a kayaking adventure on Lady Bird Lake with amazing downtown views! The tour also paddles into Barton Creek and
Paddle through the waters of Lady Bird Lake, scoping out views of downtown Austin's skyline, visiting quiet islands, and cruising past parks that line this
Meet up on the shores of Lady Bird Lake to kick off your day with a peaceful kayaking experience. Paddle along the serene swath of Lady Bird Lake, whose calm
What to Expect:We meet at the Austin Visitor Center, 602 E. 4th Street. Bring your own beer/drinks/snacks - we provide the coolers and ice. Then we drive you
Our Sunset Guided Bat Tour takes you on an easy but adventurous paddle on the Colorado River as the sun sets and the Bats fly out. Guests will have the best
Explore the waters of Lady Bird Lake on this urban kayaking tour in the heart of Austin. Cruise under the spans of the Congress Avenue Bridge, learn about the
When the sun goes down in Austin, the city's plentiful nocturnal residents take flight—namely, the Mexican free-tailed bats that live in the world's largest
Embark on a kayak tour along the mighty Colorado River and marvel at the Congress Avenue Bridge, which is home to the world's largest urban colony of bats. A
Uncover waterfront views of Austin's skyline as you take to Lady Bird Lake in a tandem kayak. Paddle between views of the Frost Bank Tower and the W Hotel,
Test your balance with a fun-filled stand-up paddleboard lesson on the calm waters of Lady Bird Lake. Created by the Longhorn Dam and the Colorado River, this
Dip your paddle in the spring-fed waters of the San Marcos River as you explore its delicate ecosystems and forest-lined banks by kayak. Look for rare
Austin is a city that's getting a bit big for its britches, as they say in the South. While the downtown area is walkable, there are tons of things to see beyond Sixth Street and South Congress. Expect some traffic when you leave downtown. Public transportation is an option, but you'll likely want to rent your own set of wheels to explore the city at your own pace.
Austin's ultra-hot summers might restrict your ability to take part in outdoor activities, and this is an outdoorsy place, so you definitely don't want that. Unless hiking or biking in 90 F weather sounds fun to you, visit at another time. Ideally, try to visit in the spring or fall. Daytime temperatures in these seasons are more moderate, generally lingering in the 70s to 80s F.
Outdoorsy Austin demands that you bring certain items to ensure a good time. Here are some things we recommend packing if you want to make the most of this fantastic city:
This funky town sways to its own beat. Get those hips moving and join in!
This funky town sways to its own beat. Get those hips moving and join in!
This funky town sways to its own beat. Get those hips moving and join in!