Paddleboard

Need-to-Know Points Hard boards offer better performance, speed, glide, and tracking Inflatable boards are easier to transport and store Most beginners are happy with an inflatable board Frequent paddlers often prefer hard boards Neither option is better for everyone The best paddle board depends on how you plan to use it If you're shopping for a paddle board, one of the first questions you'll probably ask is: Should I buy an inflatable paddle board or a hard board? The short

Need-to-Know Points Sandpoint offers paddleboarding options for every skill level Sand Creek is one of the best beginner-friendly paddles in the area Sandpoint City Beach provides easy access to Lake Pend Oreille Priest Lake offers calm water and scenic no-wake paddling routes Round Lake is great for a full day of paddling and camping Clark Fork provides a more adventurous paddleboarding experience One of the best things about living in or visiting Sandpoint is how many place

Need-to-Know Points Most paddle boards require an Idaho Invasive Species Sticker Paddle boards do not need to be registered in Idaho Children 14 and younger must wear a life jacket Adults must have a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket on board A whistle or other sound-producing device is required Boating under the influence laws apply to paddle boards You're ready to get out on the water, awesome. Before you launch your paddle board this summer, it's worth understanding a

Looking to hit the water in North Idaho? From choosing the right board and navigating state laws to finding the best calm-water spots around Sandpoint and Priest Lake, this complete guide covers everything you need to start paddleboarding today.