Kayak

Uncover the beauty and dangers of Blue Heart Springs in Southern Idaho, a must-visit destination for water enthusiasts.

While picking where to kayak is a tough choice every time, another tough decision is figuring out what type of kayak to use.

With summer approaching, Twin Falls Sheriffs Office is reminding park visitors to park in designated areas to avoid fines and potential towing.

As of the time of this article, there are a few options to get to the secluded getaway.

Boats vs kayaks has been an issue for as long as I can remember. Who's right, who's wrong, and who needs to get out of the way?

It is recommended that owners mark their vessels with contact information. Should the Sheriff’s department or another person eventually retrieve an errant kayak, it can be returned to you. Please notify authorities if a kayak or paddleboard has been lost so law enforcement is not concerned with finding a missing person.

Boater certification isn't required by law in Idaho, but that doesn't mean it isn't necessary.

Don't put things off and have to suffer through triple-digit heat, and instead take nice of the nice weather before it is too late by doing these tasks.

The Snake, Paddle, and Roll kayak racing event will happen on Saturday, August 27th at Centennial Waterfront Park.

There is enough time left to enjoy some last summer activities and fun. Here are a few ideas on how to squeeze every last minute out of it this week.

For a quick getaway to enjoy an afternoon kayaking, here are some of the best locations nearby you may or may not know about.

For others that are not as experienced, there can be a learning curve, and there are some things to know when kayaking in the area.