Paddle Flathead Lake to Cedar Island, explore ancient pictographs, and visit a 1920s homestead. Experience Montana’s natural beauty on this 9-mile kayaking adventure.
- Flathead Lake - The paddle there is intense. 3.5 miles each way, and It can take a while depending on weather. It is beautiful the whole way, and the crystal clear bright green water is picturesque. It is definitely worth it. The payoff is amazing.
- Zelezny Bay Access - This Island is magical. We stop here and eat lunch. There is native American history all over the place. The pictographs are a amazing artifact left by the native peoples. the water here is famous around the world for its bright green color.
- Flathead Lake - The way backs is just as cool as the way there. The 3 hours it takes to get back to the put in spot are great. The water is beautiful, and If it is hot you might stop and take a swim.
- Lunch
- Use of all kayaking equipment is provided. This includes Kayak, skirt, paddles, etc.
Paddle along the gorgeous shoreline of Flathead Lake Montana to Cedar Island. On the way, stop to view firsthand ancient Native American pictographs on the rocky cliff just off Angel Point. These are only visible only by boat, these pictographs were painted as early as the 1700s.
NOTE: This is a NINE MILE paddle round trip.
Upon reaching our destination, take a relaxing lunch break at the historic boat landing on Cedar Island and then visit the island’s only homestead, circa the 1920s.
Explore the 23-acre island, enjoying the most brilliant color and absolute clarity on Flathead Lake before paddling back to the original launch location.
- Please call to let us know if you have food restrictions, i.e.: gluten-free, allergies, vegetarian.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
