Paddle Quail Creek with a local guide in 4 hours
4 Hours
Snacks, photos, video
Explore Quail Creek on a guided eco tour with personal instruction and local insight. Paddle among unique geology and keep an eye out for wildlife and remnants of Utah’s ancient cultures.
A 2-person minimum is required to book. All participants must sign a liability waiver.
100% refundable 8+ days before rental; 50% refundable 7 days or less; 0% refundable 24 hrs or less. If canceled by Dig Paddlesports due to inclement weather, no refund is listed.
Product ID: WHK9EX
Yes. You need at least 2 people to book this guided paddleboard/kayak eco tour.
Yes. Every participant must sign a liability waiver to join the tour. If you are under 18, a legal parent or guardian must sign for you.
If weather conditions prevent the event from starting, the operator may delay the start for up to 30 minutes, then re-evaluate. Events and rentals are not canceled in advance, and some may continue in the rain. If the operator cancels due to inclement weather, you may receive an exchange card value valid for 12 months, exchange toward another event, or reschedule if the event is postponed.
DIG Paddlesports, 472 North 5300 W, Hurricane, UT 84737
Bill and his team have built something special at Sand Hollow State Park, with customers consistently praising their genuine friendliness and expertise. The owner takes real time with guests, helping beginners understand equipment differences and ensuring everyone feels comfortable before heading out. The staff's knowledge shines through on guided tours around Quail Creek Reservoir, where they point out beaver lodges, wildlife tracks, and turtle spotting locations. Several reviewers mentioned how guides even captured photos during tours and personalized experiences based on group interests. The operation runs smoothly with easy online reservations, quality equipment, and flexible rental options including hourly, daily, and even 24-hour rentals for those wanting to try night kayaking. Prices get frequent mention as being very reasonable, with membership options available for locals or repeat visitors. The few critical comments are outliers, and the overwhelming pattern shows families, first-timers, and experienced paddlers all having great experiences. One guest even shared how Bill went above and beyond after their tour by helping them find a hotel and get a good rate when they had car trouble.
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