Eureka has a large bay, but we didn't actually kayak in the bay, but in two tidal rivers.
It was kind of gray and gloomy kayaking, but a nice change from the hot weather in Reno.
Our first paddle was about 4 miles on the Mad River
We paddled upstream until the water got too shallow and then turned around and headed back toward the coast. We stopped for lunch on a sand dune, then climbed over the top of the dune to get to the beach.
The next day we did a six mile paddle in the Elk River Wildlife refuge. Still gray when we started out
but we saw a little blue sky as we headed inland
We saw lots of birds along the way, or maybe the same one over and over.
We paddled to where the river got too narrow, then turned around and headed back to the coastal gloom
Stopping again for lunch on a dune
Two lovely days of kayaking where the daytime high did not quite reach the overnight low in Reno.
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