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Music City’s best.
Nashville's 7 most popular canoes & kayaks, with what they cost, how long they run and the link to book. The ones a Music City weekend tends to get built around, and how each one actually plays out.
Rent a kayak in downtown Nashville with shuttle included; paddle the calm 3-mile Cumberland River to downtown skyline views in about 2 hours.
Most Popular“Great beginner-friendly kayaking experience. Only takes about an hour and is simple to navigate. Me and my friend had so much fun and saw lots of wildlife. Highly recommend!”
Paddle 3 miles downstream from Shelby Bottoms to downtown Nashville on a small-group guided kayak tour with shuttle, gear, water, and sunscreen.
“We had a fantastic time! Dan & Melissa were super friendly and patient. We actually had the time mixed up, and arrived 30 min late. They allowed us to join in on the next one which we so appreciated. The kayaking was relaxed, the views were nice, and the river was calm. We felt it…”
Kayak Nashville’s Cumberland River with a shuttle, enjoy an easy downriver paddle, wildlife chances, and skyline views for about $45.
“Great morning out. Maybe avoid mid day in summer though. Great views and something totally different.”
Paddle a clear kayak on Old Hickory Lake from Bledsoe Creek State Park on a small-group tour with wildlife facts and gear included.
“We had a wonderful time! Carolina was a great guide and was more than happy to let us go at a comfortable pace. She was very knowledgeable about the area and pointed out lots of fun and beautiful things along the way, including cows (yes you read right), turtles, geese, egrets, blue herring, turkey buzzards,…”
Paddle the Cumberland River from Shelby Park to Nissan Stadium for skyline views, wildlife sightings, and an easy shuttle back for $55.
“The guys launched us and gave us clear instructions. We had a great paddle, and the pull out was quick and easy!”
Self-guided downtown kayak rental on the Cumberland River near Nissan Stadium with skyline views, gear included, and a quick safety briefing.
“Great non-guided paddle out a d float back. Not to taxing of a paddle and river was calm and pretty quiet. Would totally do it again!”
Paddle the Cumberland River on a Nashville skyline quest with trivia, riddles, and a phone dry bag. Kayaks and life jackets included.
“Amazing, relaxing unique experience for Nashville! Our tour guide was amazing, and the hunt was fun and challenging.”
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