Trip Overview
4 Days 3 Nights | Tent Camping
Focus on Skill Development
Bring Your Own TRAK Kayak
High Focus on Skills Training / Ideal for Beginners & New TRAK Owners
- Region: Adirondack Mtns, NY, USA
- When: September 11 - 14, 2026
- Duration: 4 Days, 3 Nights
- Skill Level: Beginners & Intermediate Paddlers
- Accommodations: Tent Camping with Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Provided
Ready to level up your paddling skills in a non-intimidating environment?
We invite paddlers of all experience levels to our immersive skills progression camp in the Adirondack mountains of upstate New York. This trip is designed to empower new paddlers (and new TRAK owners) to gain confidence in all things kayaking - from paddle strokes to rescues to camp craft, and beyond.This will be an adventurous yet relaxing trip led by professional instructors and TRAK Pilots who prepare fresh and filling breakfasts, lunches and dinners.
Located in section 2 of the 740 mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail, this remote wilderness area is rich in wildlife and incredibly beautiful.
Expect to level up your paddling and bushcraft skills while exploring a seemingly endless network of rivers and lakes to reaching rustic campsites only accessible by water - complete with hiking trails and gorgeous views!
Meet Your Guide
Jeff Berner
Hey! I'm Jeff. I've been kayaking for over 20 years and paddling with a TRAK kayak for about 10. I've taught classes in flat water, multi-day/week outings and white water. As a photographer I enjoy having the TRAK and the accessibility it provides on any road trip, and I was also a member of the TRAK 20/20 team, and played a key role in developing the TRAK 2.0. This will be my 5th year leading the TRAK ADK Camp.
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Adirondacks - TRAK Skills Camp: September 11 - 14, 2026
Join TRAK as we invite paddlers of all levels to our immersive skills progression camp in the Adirondack mountains of upstate New York, located on section 2 of the 740 mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail. More information below.
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Adirondacks - TRAK Skills Camp: September 11 - 14, 2026
Trip leaders who care
All TRAK Trips are facilitated by qualified paddlers with in-depth experience in TRAK Kayaks, so you can learn pro-tips from the source. We are proud to work with professional guides and paddling instructors from all over the world.
FAQs
Please read our FAQs page to find out more.
Are TRAK Kayaks designed for air travel?
Yes! Our latest model, the TRAK 2.0, packs into a rolling travel bag specially designed to meet airline requirement for check luggage. For recommended best practices for flying with a TRAK folding kayak, visit this page.
Are my flights included in the price?
Your transportation to and from the starting location is not included in the trip price. For more information about flights and logistics, contact our team.
What accommodations are provided?
Each TRAK trip is uniquely tailored for paddlers based on their comfort zones. Some trips are designed for paddlers with lots of backcountry experience and personal camping gear, while others are designed for paddlers who prefer a leisure experience with comfortable fixed roof accommodations. Contact TRAK to find the trip that's right for you.
What's your cancellation policy?
If you must cancel your trip booking prior to the start date, TRAK will either credit the amount you paid towards a future TRAK trip of your choice, or provide a refund based on the following:
- 90 days or more prior to the trip departure date – full amount is refunded minus a $150 administration fee per person.
- 89-30 days prior to the trip departure date – 50% of total tour price is refunded, or applied to a future trip with open spots.
- Less than 30 days prior to the trip departure date – no refund or credit will be given.
In all cases, the guest is responsible for any costs incurred for cancelling any additional tours or travel arrangements.
We highly recommend that trip registrants purchase third-party trip cancellation insurance in case of unexpected events that prevent their participation.
