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Explore partnershipsLas Vegas is surrounded by spectacular lakes and rivers, making it a top spot for kayaking enthusiasts. Whether you’re gliding through the calm expanse of Lake Mead or exploring the scenic beauty of Black Canyon, local rental shops provide kayaks, paddles, life vests, and waterproof storage. Desert landscapes meet refreshing waters for a one-of-a-kind paddling experience.
From the clear waters of Lake Mead to the picturesque slot canyons along the Colorado River, kayaking near Las Vegas offers options for every skill level. Discover serene beaches, hidden coves, and dramatic desert backdrop.
Nevada’s largest reservoir is ideal for all-day paddling, wildlife watching, and discovering secluded shorelines. Perfect for beginners and families.
Known for its dramatic cliffs and emerald coves, Black Canyon offers a breathtaking paddle experience just below Hoover Dam.
Enjoy an adventurous journey down the winding river. Great for day trips, overnight camping, or exploring slot canyons and hot springs.
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Read moreOn-the-Go Kayaking Gear Rentals
Renting a kayak in Las Vegas is the easiest way to access incredible paddling spots with minimal prep. Pick from durable single or tandem kayaks, lightweight paddles, and PFDs for safe fun on local lakes and rivers. Many rental services even offer roof racks or delivery to your launch site.
Renting lets you explore new waterways without storage hassles or transport concerns. Switch up your adventure between Lake Mead, Black Canyon, and the Colorado River—all with reliable gear that suits your paddling preferences.
Select from stable beginner kayaks or tandem options for two. Rentals are lightweight and easy to transport to your next adventure.
Stay safe on the water with comfortable, Coast Guard-approved personal flotation devices in adult and youth sizes.
Protect your valuables with included dry bags and cases. Perfect for phones, snacks, and extra layers during long paddles.
We connect renters with lenders in the community on demand.
Tell us what you need so we can get the right gear for your adventure.
We find the right gear to fuel your adventure through our community of local lenders.
Once your match is accepted, you and the lender exchange the gear and you're off!
Yes! We offer overnight, weekend, and weekly rentals for extended trips.
Wear lightweight, quick-drying clothing or a swimsuit. Water shoes are recommended, and bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Yes, a deposit of $200 is required for renting a kayak. This deposit ensures that the rental equipment is returned in good condition. The deposit is fully refundable upon the return of the kayak.
Here are some essential safety tips to keep in mind before kayaking:
Before You Go:
Know Your Limits: Start with calm waters and gradually progress to more challenging conditions.
Check Weather Conditions: Be aware of wind, waves, and potential storms.
Inform Someone: Let a friend or family member know your plans, including your launch point, destination, and expected return time.
Wear a Life Jacket: Always wear a properly fitted life jacket.
Dress Appropriately: Wear clothing that will keep you warm and dry, such as a wetsuit or drysuit in cold water.
Pack Essential Gear: Bring a whistle, a waterproof phone case, a first-aid kit, and a map of the area.
On the Water:
Paddle with a Partner: Kayaking with a buddy is always safer.
Stay Close to Shore: Especially if you're a beginner.
Be Aware of Your Surroundings: Watch for other boats, swimmers, and obstacles.
Check the Water Conditions: Avoid strong currents, large waves, and other hazards.
Know How to Self-Rescue: Practice basic self-rescue techniques, such as re-entering your kayak from the water.
Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water, especially on hot days.
By following these safety tips, you can enjoy a safe and fun kayaking experience.
For beginners, it's best to choose a kayak that is stable, easy to maneuver, and offers good primary stability. Here are a few types of kayaks that are ideal for beginners:
Sit-on-top kayaks:
Pros: Easy to get in and out of, very stable, and great for casual paddling and fishing.
Cons: Can be less efficient in rough water and can be more difficult to paddle in windy conditions.
Recreational sit-inside kayaks:
Pros: More efficient in rough water, better tracking, and more comfortable for longer trips.
Cons: Can be more difficult to get in and out of, and may require more upper body strength.
Inflatable kayaks:
Pros: Portable, easy to store, and affordable.
Cons: Can be less durable than rigid kayaks and may not be as stable.
When choosing a kayak, consider the following factors:
Your skill level: If you're a beginner, a wider, more stable kayak is a good choice.
Your intended use: Are you kayaking on calm lakes or rough rivers?
Your budget: Kayaks range in price from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars.
Your physical ability: Consider your strength and flexibility when choosing a kayak.
Yes, you can rent additional water sports gear along with a kayak. In addition to PFDs or life jackets, we also offer paddleboard and surfboard rentals. This allows you to explore various water activities during your trip.
No, life jackets are not included in our kayak rentals. However, we do offer Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) or life jackets for rent. It's crucial to prioritize safety on the water, so we strongly recommend renting a life jacket along with your kayak.
The gear was in great condition, pickup and drop off were easy. So glad I had this option while in Seattle for a few days. Hope GeerGarage will continue to expand.
Easy pickup and drop off. Item in very good condition. Cynthia was very communicative and responsive!
Amazing service! We traveled from Ohio to the Gorge to camp out for 3 days. Got all out our supplies and all of it was in great shape. I received a personal call to ensure my order was accurate and the pick and drop off was effortless. So amazed at this business and highly recommend!!
We contact lenders nearby once your request is created. We don't charge you until we successfully confirm a lender.
Our matching works FAST! Typically matches occur in under 30 minutes. Many of our rentals are same day or next day.
Our lenders are both businesses and individuals with name brand gear that's ready for any adventure.
We know plans can change. Cancel at least 48 hours before your rental begins to get a full refund.
Making the outdoors accessible
New outdoor equipment is too expensive for many people. GeerGarage rentals are priced to make equipment available for anyone, regardless of their financial means.
Outdoor recreation can require extensive knowledge and experience. Our community aims to provide a support base dedicated to fostering community, sharing and inclusion.
Gear sits unused for most of its life. This is a waste of money and resources. Our community provides an accessible and sustainable alternative to purchasing new.
