THIS TRIP IS NOT OPEN FOR REGISTRATION AT THIS TIME DUE TO WATER LEVELS. Please sign up for the wait list and we will notify everyone if this trip opens for registration.
Reservation/Payment must be made prior to arrival.
Kayaks and Standup Paddleboards are for a SINGLE PADDLER. Canoes are for 2 PADDLERS (with 1 small adult or child non-paddler in center). Price is per boat.
Trips run 2.5 hours. Come back early if you want, our staff are there to assist you at any time.
If you would like to add an additional hour to your trip for $10 please select the add on at the bottom of the page. 3:00pm and later times may be available upon request.
Independent Paddling Trips provide the equipment while you provide the adventurous spirit. Our guides will not be on the water for you but will remain on shore to assist you when you need them.
Hickory Hill on Falls Lake in Northern Durham County is a shallow area of Falls Lake popular for wading birds. Common bird sightings here include Osprey, Great Blue Herons, Egrets (Great White Herons), variety of ducks, and Cormorants.
2026 DATES - Looking for something on a different date? Check out our Calendar of Upcoming Trips for more options.
THIS TRIP IS NOT OPEN FOR REGISTRATION AT THIS TIME DUE TO WATER LEVELS. Please sign up for the wait list and we will notify everyone if this trip opens for registration.
June 20
July 5
July 12
August 1
August 2
August 23
August 27
August 30
September 5
September 13
September 17
September 26
September 27
October 17
Wanting a delivery to a location not on our calendar? We can deliver to many locations in and around the greater Triangle area! Email us and we will set something up for you. connect@twosistersadventure.com
We acknowledge that the land this trip takes place on occupies the ancestral land of the Lumbee, Mánu: Yį Įsuwą (Catawba), Occaneechi, and Cheraw Nations. As a part of our mission we honor and respect the history and significance this land holds for these Nations’ past, present, and future. To find out more about the Native People and Lands where you live and recreate visit this map.
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THIS TRIP IS NOT OPEN FOR REGISTRATION AT THIS TIME DUE TO WATER LEVELS. Please sign up for the wait list and we will notify everyone if this trip opens for registration.
Reservation/Payment must be made prior to arrival.
Kayaks and Standup Paddleboards are for a SINGLE PADDLER. Canoes are for 2 PADDLERS (with 1 small adult or child non-paddler in center). Price is per boat.
Trips run 2.5 hours. Come back early if you want, our staff are there to assist you at any time.
If you would like to add an additional hour to your trip for $10 please select the add on at the bottom of the page. 3:00pm and later times may be available upon request.
Independent Paddling Trips provide the equipment while you provide the adventurous spirit. Our guides will not be on the water for you but will remain on shore to assist you when you need them.
Hickory Hill on Falls Lake in Northern Durham County is a shallow area of Falls Lake popular for wading birds. Common bird sightings here include Osprey, Great Blue Herons, Egrets (Great White Herons), variety of ducks, and Cormorants.
2026 DATES - Looking for something on a different date? Check out our Calendar of Upcoming Trips for more options.
THIS TRIP IS NOT OPEN FOR REGISTRATION AT THIS TIME DUE TO WATER LEVELS. Please sign up for the wait list and we will notify everyone if this trip opens for registration.
June 20
July 5
July 12
August 1
August 2
August 23
August 27
August 30
September 5
September 13
September 17
September 26
September 27
October 17
Wanting a delivery to a location not on our calendar? We can deliver to many locations in and around the greater Triangle area! Email us and we will set something up for you. connect@twosistersadventure.com
We acknowledge that the land this trip takes place on occupies the ancestral land of the Lumbee, Mánu: Yį Įsuwą (Catawba), Occaneechi, and Cheraw Nations. As a part of our mission we honor and respect the history and significance this land holds for these Nations’ past, present, and future. To find out more about the Native People and Lands where you live and recreate visit this map.
Return to Home
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