Kayaking Near Bothell, WA

30 paddling locations within 50 miles of Bothell.

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Kenmore

Washington · 1.6 mi

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Kirkland Marina Park

Washington · 5.1 mi

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Magnuson Park

Washington · 5.3 mi

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Martha Lake

Washington · 7.1 mi

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Echo Lake

Washington · 8.1 mi

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Sunnyside Avenue

Washington · 8.7 mi

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Lost Lake

Washington · 8.8 mi

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Stickney Lake

Washington · 8.9 mi

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Lake Serene

Washington · 9.1 mi

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14th Avenue

Washington · 9.6 mi

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Eddie Vine

Washington · 9.7 mi

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Oscar Hoover

Washington · 10.3 mi

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High Bridge

Washington · 10.6 mi

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Crescent Lake

Washington · 10.8 mi

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Irving Lawson

Washington · 11.6 mi

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Baehler

Washington · 11.8 mi

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Mercer Island

Washington · 11.9 mi

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SE 40th Street

Washington · 12.1 mi

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Solo kayaker on a misty river through old-growth Pacific Northwest forest

Cady Park

Washington · 12.4 mi

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Stan Sayers Memorial Park

Washington · 12.7 mi

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Ohler's Island

Washington · 13.1 mi

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Lewis Street

Washington · 13.2 mi

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Don Armeni

Washington · 13.3 mi

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Possession Beach Waterfront Park

Washington · 13.5 mi

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Kingston Cove

Washington · 13.6 mi

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Blackmans Lake

Washington · 13.7 mi

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Pine Lake County Park

Washington · 13.9 mi

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Mukilteo Lighthouse Park

Washington · 14.3 mi

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Lake Margaret

Washington · 14.6 mi

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Lake Sammamish State Park

Washington · 14.8 mi

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I kayak near Bothell, WA?

There are 30 kayak launch points within 50 miles of Bothell. Popular water body types include lakes, rivers, bays.

What types of paddling can I do near Bothell?

Near Bothell you'll find opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddle boarding. Most locations offer beginner-friendly conditions with public boat ramp access.

Are there free kayak launches near Bothell?

Yes! Most public boat ramps near Bothell are free to use. Some state parks and recreation areas may charge a small parking or entrance fee.