2024 Estacada Lake Witches Paddle Boarding and Kayaking Event

Photo courtesy of Mandi Means

Put on your best witchy costume and get ready to to haunt this local lake during the Estacada Lake Witches Paddle Boarding and Kayaking Event.

Witches and warlocks are invited to trade in their broomsticks for paddles during the 4th annual event. 

You also won’t want to miss these Portland area haunted houses and corn mazes in October. 

Here are the details:

2024 Estacada Lake Witches Paddle Boarding and Kayaking Event

This magical excursion is Saturday, October 5, at 12 p.m. and it promises a spellbinding experience for all who attend. Gather with your fellow witches and warlocks at 12 p.m. to begin an enchanting journey on the lake. Participation is free. 

This event is open to both paddle boarders and kayakers. 

As you glide across the scenic waters of Estacada Lake, join a community of fellow Halloween and water sport enthusiasts. On top of that, you are treated to the changing fall leaves reflecting on the water as you paddle around the lake. 

Important Safety Reminders

Keep in mind, safety is a priority for all participants. Whether you’re a seasoned paddler or a first-time spellcaster on the water, it’s essential to stay smart and safe.

Make sure to carry all the required safety gear, including a life jacket, whistle and a waterway pass if your SUP or kayak is over 10 feet.

Follow all the local water safety laws to ensure a smooth and enjoyable time for everyone.

Location

There are two main ways to access the lake:

• Timber Park: 30878 NW Evergreen Way in Estacada
• Milo McIver State Park: 24401 S Entrance Rd. in Estacada

Day-use parking is $5 at both parks. Milo McIver has an ADA accessible kayak ramp that makes it easy to access the water. Timber Park has a designated nonmotorized boat launch area. 

Get ready to be safe, have fun and paddle into the spooky season. For more information, visit the Facebook event page. 

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