Shark Tooth Paddle Tour in Sherman
Float a gentle creek and search an ancient seabed for fossil shark teeth
Includes
Narrated paddle, ice water
Highlights
Float a gentle creek in Sherman and search the sediment for fossil shark teeth. Paddle at an easy pace, stopping to dig along the way.
- Float on a paddleboard, kayak, or canoe
- Search creek banks and sediment for fossil shark teeth
- Explore at a low, slow pace over a mile or less
- Stay longer with your own gear, if needed
- Expect drought conditions may mean less water for paddling
What's Included
- Ice-cold water
- Narrated paddle
Important details
- Ages 6+ only
- Bring a kitchen colander and small garden spade for fossil digging
Cancellation Policy
Within 24 hours of the event, rentals can be moved to the next available date. Weather cancellations are automatically rebooked for the next available date.
FAQs
Bring a wide-brimmed hat, kitchen colander, small garden spade, zip-top bag for shark teeth, sunglasses, sunscreen, a cell phone, lunch or snacks in a zip-top bag, and a non-alcoholic beverage.
Bring your paddleboard, canoe, or kayak, plus a paddle and personal flotation device.
Expect gentle flow and water about 3–4 feet deep. During drought, there may be little water for paddling, though shark teeth are still available to search for.
Meeting details
2300-2466 S Travis St, Sherman, TX 75090
