The Learn to Kayak program offers adults a supportive, beginner-friendly introduction to kayaking in a small-group setting. Designed for those with little or no prior experience, this course focuses on safety, foundational paddling techniques, and building confidence on the water. Instruction begins on land, where participants learn essential kayaking skills, equipment use, and water safety procedures. The class then transitions to on-water practice at a calm, kayak-friendly body of water, allowing participants to apply skills in a controlled and encouraging environment. Safety awareness and proper technique are emphasized throughout the program. All necessary equipment is included: Kayaks Paddles Coast Guard–approved life jackets Waterproof case for phones and keys Participants should: Wear comfortable clothing suitable for weather conditions Wear secure footwear that can get wet Bring drinking water Be able to enter and exit a kayak with assistance as needed

Glide across the water of Square Lake under the glow of a Sturgeon Moon (Blue). This kayaking adventure would be suitable for adults and children ages 12 and up. The group will stay together while kayaking and after, gather on shore for blueberry muffins and lemonade. Please bring kayak, paddle, lifejacket bug spray and a flashlight to tape to your kayak. Dress in layers for time on the water

Kayaking is one of Minnesota's fastest growing outdoor activities. Wear shoes that can get wet and dress in layers for time on the water

Glide across the water of Square Lake under the glow of a Strawberry Moon (Pink). This kayaking adventure would be suitable for adults and children ages 12 and up. The group will stay together while kayaking and after, gather on shore for blueberry muffins and lemonade. Kayaks, paddles and life jackets provided. Please bring a flashlight to tape to your kayak and bug spray. Dress in layers for time on the water. Wear shoes that can get wet.