kinni kayak
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We have our own Kayaks, so we did not rent. However we had a great experience with an unexpected shuttle service from the owner. The place we had intended to take out (the bridge) is under construction (all summer of 2012 - FYI) so the only option to take out is the Kinnickinnic State Park, which is horrible if you don’t have a shuttle service – we did not know this – There is a huge, and I mean HUGE, steep paved road from the beach takeout leading up to the top of the bluff to get to the parking lot. The worst part is there is a locked gate at the top of the road so you cannot drive down to the beach to load your kayaks and this hill is a beast to haul if your yak’s are heavy like ours – 4 yaks @ 65lbs each. Thank God for Kinni Kayaks that has a pass to open the gate and drive down to the beach. They graciously stopped as we were attempting to haul our kayaks up the hill and shuttled us back to our cars. As for the river, it’s great! There is a lot of action so keep on your toes for rocks, rapids and downed trees.I should note, from past experience the other “Outfitter” in town is horrible and threatens to charge you $50 if you are late taking out, which can spoil your trip if you’re constantly worried about making it to the end on time. I don’t know why they are rated so highly on Trip Advisor considering we have heard similar experiences from others after renting. Kinni Kayaks is laid back and will give you visual landmarks to help time your voyage along the Kinni. Don’t hesitate to try these guys!
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Got a deal that included drinks and apps. The owner was great and really wanted to make sure we enjoyed ourselves. We have already recommended to all our friends.
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A great afternoon trip to enjoy nature and be totally away from civilization. It's not a float trip, however. Leave the beer coolers at home, as you'll actually have to steer your kayak! Even though it's for beginner kayakers, you still need to be aware of the current and occasionally steer clear of obstacles. Overall a wonderful way to spend the afternoon. New owner of the venue who has a lot of enthusiasm for the business.
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The only way I could get any response from Kinni Kayak was by email, and they would take several days or more to respond (if they did respond at all). Tried several times to schedule on weekends and they were always busy. Tried scheduling on a weekday, and they never responded back. They say they are busy, but give me a break, if you want your company to succeed you need to respond back within 24 hours. I've been waiting a week for a response, and have not had one. They need to hire more people to ensure prompt response to calls/emails. Might be a fun trip, but getting a hold of them was frustrating to say the least...get a refund now, if you got a daily steal that expires on 9/30/12.
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I went down the lower Kinni w a large group, and that was a huge mistake. I had my own kayak, so I "bought" shuttle service from these guys to get me back to my car at Glen Park. What I didn't know is the group I was with mostly rented kayaks from them (I made the assumption most people would have their own 'yaks) and when we landed at the State Park, me and two other guys who brought their own kayaks had to wait 3 hours for shuttle service back. (I wish I were exaggerating here)The large group really threw off the schedule and the mix of rentals and shuttles needed for personal kayaks was messed up. They were apologetic and I understand this was an out-of-the-ordinary experience. But still, I half expected my $15 back just for a way to apologize. Moral of the story - small groups are best - especially since this is a fast moving, narrow river where side-by-side convo is hard sometimes.