Welcome to Kayak Dog, the website for kayakers, open boaters, and other whitewater enthusiasts.

This is a brand new website so obviously, we will have more and more features, content, and information as time passes. You don't have to become a member to enjoy Kayak Dog website and benefit from this website and all our hard work. We have the latest in river levels as we are streaming live river information from the USGS. Our server goes out and grabs this live updated information from the USGS every 15 minutes or so.

We then display the information to give you a quick visual reference whether the rivers are too low, too high, or just right for paddling. We show you trends as to whether the river is rising or falling, along with links to the USGS site, photo slideshows, information on the runs, and maps to help you get there.

WE NEED YOUR HELP

We are in the process of adding more and more rivers to our database. We need your input, your pictures, instructions to the putin and takeout, etc ...

This website is for you and your paddling friends so any information you provide will benefit the paddling community as a whole.

POST YOUR ARTICLES HERE AT KAYAK DOG

Membership is free and it's easy to join Kayak Dog! Members can write whitewater-related blogs and articles and we will submit them to Google periodically. You can include your photos in your articles for all the world to see.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW AN EXAMPLE ARTICLE I POSTED

MEMBERS CAN CREATE THEIR OWN PROFILE

Members can create their own profile as well. To view an example CLICK HERE to see my profile. You will see I have created my own personal river list on rivers I am interested in monitoring.

PREMIUM MEMBERSHIP

Members can decide at any time to become a Premium Member for only $10 a year! Premium members get some real cool benefits. Premium Members can upload their own photos and avatar and host them right here at Kayak Dog. Then their photos will be hosted on the web and can be displayed here and also on any forum website, etc ...

RIVER ALERTS ON YOUR CELL PHONE

RIVER ALERTS

Premium Members can get River Alert Text Messages right on their cell phone. All you would do is edit your river list and turn on river alert and set the frequency of alerts (every hour, 2 hours, etc...). Then when one or more of the rivers you selected goes "out of the red", you get a text message on your phone. Say you are at work, you can select the local rivers for a possible after work run. If you are travelling to the Ocoee you could set it up to monitor neighboring rivers like the Tellico.

An awesome tool and fun conversation piece for the whitewater enthusiast!


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