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A Photographic Guide to 51 of the Best Flatwater Paddles

51 Incredible Paddles. 300 Pages. Five Regions. One Beautiful State.

The Oregon Paddle Atlas is a 300-page, full-color photographic guidebook featuring 51 of the best flatwater paddling adventures throughout Oregon, from the rugged Pacific Coast and Cascade mountain lakes to winding rivers, quiet estuaries, and remote waterways in Eastern Oregon.

Designed for paddleboarders, kayakers, and canoeists, this large-format guide combines stunning aerial photography with detailed route information to help you discover new destinations and plan your next adventure on the water.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful paddle through a coastal estuary, crystal-clear mountain water, or a scenic river winding through Oregon's forests, the Oregon Paddle Atlas showcases some of the state's most spectacular places to explore.

See the Water Before You Paddle It

Unlike traditional paddling guidebooks, the Oregon Paddle Atlas uses high-quality, full-color aerial and landscape photography to give paddlers a unique perspective on each destination.

Every paddle features photographs that showcase the waterway, surrounding landscape, and notable features, helping you visualize the experience before you arrive.

Each destination includes route distances, estimated paddling times, launch locations, route types, and motorboat restrictions, making it easier to choose an adventure that matches your interests and abilities.

From familiar lakes to lesser-known stretches of river, the Oregon Paddle Atlas is both a practical planning resource and a photographic celebration of Oregon's waterways.

What's Inside

• 300 full-color pages showcasing Oregon's diverse waterways and paddling destinations.

• 51 carefully selected flatwater paddles spanning five distinct regions of Oregon.

• Stunning full-color photography featuring aerial perspectives, mountain landscapes, rivers, lakes, and coastal waterways.

• Detailed route information including distances, estimated paddling times, and out-and-back or shuttle options.

• Launch and takeout locations to help you plan your trip and access the water.

• Motorboat information identifying waterways with motorized boating restrictions, including electric-only and low-wake areas.

• Destination highlights showcasing the unique features and experiences that make each paddle worth exploring.

• A wide variety of waterways, from alpine lakes and coastal estuaries to spring-fed rivers and remote reservoirs.

• Popular destinations and hidden gems, offering inspiration for both first-time visitors and experienced Oregon paddlers.

Five Regions of Oregon to Explore

Oregon Coast

Explore coastal lakes, sheltered bays, tidal estuaries, and winding waterways just beyond the Pacific Ocean. Paddle through coastal forests, alongside sandy dunes, and across quiet water surrounded by Oregon's distinctive coastal scenery.

Northern Oregon

Discover scenic waterways throughout northern Oregon, including destinations near the Columbia River and the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. From broad stretches of water to sheltered channels and forested lakes, this region offers a wide range of paddling experiences.

Central Oregon & Cascades

Paddle beneath towering volcanic peaks, across clear mountain lakes, and along the winding rivers of Central Oregon. This region features some of the state's most recognizable paddling destinations, including waterways surrounded by the Three Sisters, Mount Bachelor, and the Cascade Range.

Southern Oregon

Explore spring-fed rivers, mountain lakes, and waterways surrounded by the forests and volcanic landscapes of Southern Oregon. From the exceptionally clear waters of the Wood River to remote lakes and scenic river corridors, this region offers a wide variety of flatwater paddling.

Eastern Oregon

Venture beyond the Cascades to discover reservoirs, mountain lakes, and river corridors set among Oregon's high desert, rugged canyons, and remote mountain ranges. These destinations offer a different perspective on the state, with expansive landscapes and opportunities to paddle far from the crowds.

Discover Oregon From the Water

Oregon is home to an extraordinary variety of paddling destinations, but finding the right place to launch and knowing what to expect can be a challenge.

The Oregon Paddle Atlas brings 51 outstanding flatwater adventures together in one beautifully photographed, 300-page guide, helping you spend less time researching and more time exploring.

Whether you're an experienced paddleboarder, a recreational kayaker, or simply looking for new ways to experience Oregon's natural beauty, the Oregon Paddle Atlas belongs in your collection.

300 pages. 51 paddles. Five regions. One incredible state to explore.