Located in the heart of the redwoods, Burke’s offers a ten-mile self-guided canoe trip through this stunning landscape. You can comfortably complete the trip in approximately 3½ hours of actual canoeing time. However, most people choose to picnic, swim, sunbathe, etc., and are usually out for about 4 to 5 hours. You may spot wildlife such as otters, great blue herons, ospreys, turtles, egrets, and more. Canoeing at Burke’s is a true Russian River tradition.
Burke’s Canoe Trips
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