Adam Rosenbaum - Sea Kayak Guide - Instructor

Adam is a Vancouver Island–based kayaker, guide, and instructor, and the founder of Creek2Coast Paddlesports. He brings over two decades of paddling experience to the water, having started his journey in wood-canvas canoes through summer camps in northern Ontario, Quebec, and Labrador.

Adam has been paddling, guiding, and teaching on the British Columbia coast for the past five years, with a strong focus on dynamic tidal environments. He is an SKGABC Level 2 Sea Kayak Guide, a Paddle Canada Sea Kayak Level 1 Skills Instructor, Kayak Rolling Instructor, Intermediate Whitewater Instructor, and a Swiftwater Rescue Technician.

He teaches primarily in the Discovery Islands and regularly paddles in challenging locations such as Surge Narrows, Skookumchuck Narrows, Ucluelet, and rivers throughout Vancouver Island. His work emphasizes tidal planning, decision-making in complex marine environments, and building practical, transferable

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Leigh van der Byl

BCU Certified Kayaking Instructor & Outdoor Content Creator, UK

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Sea Kayak Guide & Norwegian Canoe Union Activity Leader, Nordkapp / Magerøy Island