Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At home, you wake up, brush your teeth, maybe have a coffee before settling in for the day. On an expedition, the daily routine looks a little different but is no less important. The Online Sea Kayaking crew shares their tips for creating a routine that eases sea-to-shore transitions and helps your crew move more efficiently.
Pro tip: Stash an Ikea bag in your boat and use it to carry your dry bags from your boat to camp for a nice, light boat and an easier walk.
At home, you wake up, brush your teeth, maybe have a coffee before settling in for the day. On an expedition, the daily routine looks a little different but is no less important. The Online Sea Kayaking crew shares their tips for creating a routine that eases sea-to-shore transitions and helps your crew move more efficiently.
Pro tip: Stash an Ikea bag in your boat and use it to carry your dry bags from your boat to camp for a nice, light boat and an easier walk.






![PTW III: Paddle Tribal Waters Academy
For the first time in over 100 years, a ribbon of greenish-gold carves uninterrupted from Keno, Oregon to the Pacific Ocean. With Iron Gate, Copco 1 and 2, and J.C. Boyle dams gone, the Klamath River is slowly reshaping and restoring the riverbed, inviting the chance to discover the region anew.
Soon, spawning salmon and a colorful cohort of kayaks, piloted by Indigenous youth from the Klamath River basin, will return to reclaim their home waters.
“The first people to descend down the undammed [Klamath] River will be the kids that did the Paddle Tribal Waters program!” – Keeya Wiki, PTW student
Paddle Tribal Waters Academy is a collaboration between Rios to Rivers and World Class Academy, proudly supported by NRS and others. PTW III: Paddle Tribal Waters Academy](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qn4qOhHfFTc/mqdefault.jpg)



