Paddleboard Quail Creek Reservoir
Glide across incredibly blue water surrounded by red cliffs, enjoying the mild October water temperatures and calm winds.
Itinerary tips
- 1Arrive before 9:00 AM to secure a parking spot at the main boat ramp or the designated swim beach area.
- 2Allocate at least three hours to explore the narrow northern inlets where the red rock formations are most dramatic.
- 3Rent boards directly on-site at Dig Paddlesports if you do not have your own equipment to avoid transport logistics.
- 4Pack a physical state park pass or $15 for the day-use fee required at the entrance gate.
- 5Bring a waterproof dry bag for your phone and keys, as the reservoir's center can experience light wakes from motorized boats.
- 6Visit on a weekday to avoid the heavy local crowds that frequent the shoreline on Saturdays and Sundays.
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