River Company · Kayaking, Paddleboarding
Hudson River Expeditions operates kayak and stand-up paddleboard tours from three Hudson Valley locations: Cold Spring, Beacon, and Staatsburg. The company partners with Constitution Marsh Audubon Center to offer guided paddles through the 270-acre sanctuary, where naturalists help identify bird calls and explain marsh ecology. History-focused tours with Putnam History Museum cover Revolutionary War sites, Cold Spring's 19th-century industrial heritage, and Indigenous history along the river. Specialized offerings include a 4-hour waterfall tour through Constitution Marsh to a secluded freshwater waterfall with wading pool, and the Bannerman Castle Loop, a fast-paced 3-hour paddle past Breakneck Ridge and Pollepel Island for experienced paddlers. All tours include boat rental, paddle, water, and personal flotation device. The company also offers kayak and paddleboard rentals and instruction for paddlers of all skill levels.
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A 4-hour paddle through Constitution Marsh's protected waters to a secluded freshwater waterfall destination with a wading pool. The journey passes through tall grasses with wildlife viewing opportunities and concludes at shaded areas around the waterfall for refreshments and rest.
A kayak tour to Little Stony Point covering the area's geological and Indigenous history, the Hudson Highlands' role during the American Revolution, Cold Spring's 19th century industrial life, and the area's connections to the 20th century Environmental Movement. For ages 10 and up.
A kayak tour from Cold Spring to World's End between Constitution Island and West Point, covering geological history, Cold Spring's 19th century industrial past, Revolutionary War significance, and Constitution Island's Indigenous and literary history. Requires previous paddling experience and is for ages 13 and up.
A 2-hour guided tour paddling from Cold Spring to Constitution Marsh, one of the Hudson River's most important tidal wetlands. An Audubon naturalist helps identify birds, explains the critical role of tidal marshes, and shares insights about seasonal wildlife.
A 2-hour guided paddle through Constitution Marsh's 270-acre sanctuary launching from the Audubon Center in Garrison. An Audubon naturalist helps identify bird calls, explains marsh plant adaptations, and shares conservation stories while paddling through channels of tall reeds home to herons, egrets, and marsh species.
Cold Spring, Beacon, and Staatsburg, New York
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