Lower Shoalhaven Moving Water Canoeing Journey

The mighty Shoalhaven River flows 327kms from the Great Dividing Range, east of Cooma, dropping 865m to the ocean at Shoalhaven Heads. 

- This is a proper unsupported minimal impact canoeing experience 

- Focusing on paddling skills and minimal impact/leave no trace canoe camping

- Moving water paddling skills and fun, jump rocks, Small groups 

Tallowa Dam

first night at Yalwal Creek Junction

2nd night just downstream from Illaroo Farm

Finish at Gradys Riverside Retreat 

- Tallowa Dam to Gradys Riverside retreat: ~27km

- Lower Shoalhaven 3 day 2 night trip

- https://maps.ozultimate.com/?id=1663827781152 

What's included

- Professional and passionate instructors 

- High supervision ratios to maximise your safety and learning (minimum 2 instructors, maximum 1:4 boats)

- All activity related equipment

- Safety equipment

- National Parks fees

- Transport to/from our office in the Kangaroo Valley to the river and return 

- Dinner each night. Breakfast, lunches and snacks are not included

Valley Outdoors provides three-course evening meals each night. You get soup or entree, main course, dessert and coffee, tea or herbal tea.

The provision of breakfasts, snacks and lunches is an optional extra on this tour. It is an extra $155 per person for the full meals option. Even if you choose the optional extra meals, you will still need to prepare these meals. Valley Outdoors Staff only prepare the evening meals and boil hot water for drinks/meals in the mornings.

Canoes mean that we don’t need to leave the luxuries behind, but our goal is to leave as little trace of our visit as possible, and living connected to the landscape with minimal distraction and fluff. While we’ll have camp chairs, we’ll encourage you to sit on the earth. While we’ll have tents, we’ll invite you to sleep under a tarp or in the open.