Join us for our educational Wild Edible & Medicinal Plants, Lichen and Fungi Field Tour of the Pacific Northwest! Your knowledgeable guide, Herpetologist and Professional Forager, Jerry Novak, will take you on a 2.5 hour walk through meadow, wetland, forest,…
Join us for our 2.5 hour wild mushroom identification walking tour through the Olympic National Forest! Learn how to identify wild edible and non-edible mushrooms, learn foraging skills, and explore medicinal properties of fungi on this field tour through the…
Our Dosewallips Estuary Tour is one of our most popular guided kayaking adventures. This 2.5 hour round-trip paddle takes us to the Dosewallips River Estuary where we will watch the amazing array of year round and seasonal wildlife and explore…
Join us for this special event on October 8th! After our regularly scheduled mushroom field tour, author and mushroom specialist, Langdon Cook, will be giving a free presentation at the Brinnon Community Center, Wild Mushrooms – From Peninsula To Plate.…
Join us for our 3.5 hour LUNCH IN THE WILD KAYAKING TOUR! On this guided adventure we paddle along the rocky shoreline of the North Hood Canal in search of the area’s abundant wildlife before stopping at a secluded beach…
Our Oysters on the Beach Tour is a 3 to 3.5 hour adventure leaving from our location at Yelvik’s Beach. We will paddle about an hour into Dabob Bay viewing seals, eagles and other wildlife before arriving at a small…
This 1.5 hour night tour begins at our rental beach during the summer. As you paddle through the waters, bioluminescent plankton will light up like fireflies. The more you splash and agitate the water with your hands and paddles the…
Our Kayak Crabbing Package includes a tandem kayak rental (for 2 people), 1 crab pot*, 1 can of bait, a crab measurer, and a crab cooker** for up to 7 hours for $145. This $170 value is at a $25…
Hood Canal Adventures offers a variety of Biologist and Naturalist guided kayaking adventures on the Olympic Peninsula. Many tours are led by the owner, former Marine and Fisheries Biologist Christina Maloney. As you paddle along the shoreline of the Hood…
Join us for our 2 to 2.5 hour Tide Pool Tour during our spring low tides! We will paddle out at low tide to view a variety of marine invertebrates such as sea stars, sea cucumbers, sea anemone, nudibranch, chitons,…
New for 2022 – Foraged Food Cooking Classes! We have partnered with Foraged Food Chef, Nancy Smith (@funlifeforaging) to develop seasonal foraging skills field trips along with an associated cooking class. First, go on a field trip to learn about…