Reach Outdoors

Reach Outdoors provides guided tours, expeditions and personal development courses for individuals, families, corporate and private groups.

Our sessions range from 2 hour, half day, full day and multi day expeditions and courses. We have a range of craft including Sit-on-top kayaks, Closed Cockpit Kayaks, Open Canoes and Stand Up Paddleboards to suit all abilities and ages.

Our courses cater for introductory sessions right through to those looking to develop theirs skills and qualifications as instructors. Based in the heart of Torbay, we have the South Devon coastline on our doorstep. We have something for everyone.

Contact Us
Tanners Road
Paignton
Devon
TQ46LP

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River Dart

Grade: 2-4+ The upper sections of the River Dart offer some of the best white water canoeing in the country. The Dart is also a great place for flat water touring, especially the lower reaches. Banks of ancient woodland cover the lower stretches. The river becomes tidal at Totnes before…

River Teign

Grade: 2-3 If you are paddling the North River Teign, this is Grade 4+.  A popular river rising in Dartmoor, the River Teign in Devon measures 31 miles and flows from the hills of Dartmoor and into the English Channel at Teignmouth. The river becomes tidal at Newton Abbot, before…

River Exe

Grade: 1-2 with numerous weirs On the River Exe note the large weirs between Bickleigh Bridge and Haven Banks Quay. Rising near Simonsbath on Exmoor in Somerset, the River Exe is a beautiful paddle through largely untouched countryside. Flowing south from the source for around 60 miles, the river reaches…

River Erme

Grade: 2+ to 4+ Upper section to Harford Bridge is Grade 3+ (4).  Harford Bridge to Ivybridge is Grade 4/4+. Ivybridge to Ermington is Grade 2+. A river in south Devon, the River Erme is an ‘all rounder’ river. It has different sections offering different things to paddlers who wish…

Exeter Ship Canal

A canal ahead of its time, the Exeter Ship Canal was one of the first artificially built canals in the UK. It dates back to 1566 and links the River Exe at Turf Lock to the Exeter Quay. It was built to bypass weirs that had been erected on the…

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