supmaupin
Stand Up Paddle Boarding (SUP) on rivers is gaining popularity around the globe, and Maupin is the perfect setting for beginners and experts alike. What was once seen as a fringe discipline of SUP, white water paddling is quickly becoming a sought-after adventure. SUPing on a river is similar to surfing on the ocean or snowboarding down a mountain. The lower Deschutes offers water for all levels, with class I – II rapids for beginners and adventure-seekers. Go on your own or book a trip with an outfitter such as River Drifters and experience one of the most memorable outdoor adventure trips of a lifetime.
Lakes Close to Maupin to SUP
Pine Hollow Reservoir
Only 24 miles from Maupin on the east slope of the northern Oregon Cascades. Getting to the South Shore Boat Ramp: Take Hwy 97 to Tygh Valley and follow the signs. Or, after May, take Hwy 35 to Forest Rd. 48 through Mt. Hood National Forest.
Timothy Lake
A 1,500-acre lake, with seven campgrounds that provide about 200 campsites, on the Mount Hood National Forest that is only 30 minutes from Maupin. For more information, click here.
SUP Rentals available at: River Drifters, DRA, RiverTrails Rafting, and Little Creek Outfitters
