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Join us in the Wenatchee Valley for Beginner II and hone your kayaking fundamentals.

Beginner II Instruction

  • Season
    June-August
  • Trip Length
    2 Days
  • Age
    12+
$339 /Person
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LEARN TO KAYAK FROM THE EXPERTS

At Wildwater, we know that becoming a whitewater kayaker is more than just getting in a boat and paddling forward. Our two-day Beginner II Course is targeted at individuals that are interested in taking the next steps in their journey as whitewater kayakers. Join our certified instructors to gain more experience in Class II and master skills need to progress into Class III.

BEGINNER II: NEXT STEPS IN KAYAKING FUNDAMENTALS

If you are a newer or "beginner" kayaker with some experience and looking to step it up, our Beginner II course is for you! Aimed at exploiting all that Class II whitewater can offer, we will build confidence in our skills to prepare to tackle Class III.

You will walk away from this class with a solid foundation in basic and advanced strokes, learn strategies for scouting and navigating more technical rapids, and drills to work on that elusive roll. This course has a limited capacity as we want to keep the student/instructor ratio small to really focus on improvement in these two days here in the Wenatchee Valley (specific river/section TBD).

COURSES OFFERED IN THE WENATCHEE VALLEY NEAR LEAVENWORTH, WASHINGTON

  • May 25 - 26, 2024
  • June 29 - 30, 2024

No matter what kayak instruction course you take, we keep our student-to-instructor ratio low to ensure proper and individualized attention. If you are unsure which instruction course would best suit your skills, please contact Wildwater. These courses can be combined with private lessons to further develop your skills or cover specific topics.

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1 800 522 WILD | 509 470 8558


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