Photo Credit  Jim Snyder

Paddling remote destinations is an emerging trend, as many people dream of exploring tranquil, off-the-beaten-path waterways. California, with its 792-mile coastline and countless lakes, rivers, creeks, sloughs, and estuaries, offers ample opportunities for flat-water paddling.

One of the most picturesque destinations is Walker Creek, located in western Marin County. Paddling down this narrow, lush stream towards the ocean allows you to leave your cares behind and commune with nature. The serene beauty and perfect combination of exercise and natural wonder make Walker Creek a paddling haven.

However, be aware that fallen trees, limbs, and overgrown vegetation can sometimes block passage down the creek. For the best experience, plan your paddling excursion carefully. California's unspoiled coastlines, breathtaking streams, wide-open spaces, and steep gullies provide unmatched paddling opportunities that shouldn't be missed. The panoramic landscape vistas and unique natural settings offer a truly peaceful, once-in-a-lifetime experience for adventurous paddlers.

Map of Walker Creek