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Gulf Shores Kayak Rentals
Gulf Shores Kayak Rentals

Gulf Shores Kayak Rentals

Gulf Shores Kayak Rentals is an SUP school and rentals in Gulf Shores.

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Luxury RV Resort0.2 miIsland Retreat RV Park1.5 mi5 mi

Data Source: Recreation.gov · Source: USGS GNIS · Public land: USGS PAD-US

Typical water level by month

2021 to 2026

The water at Gulf Shores Kayak Rentals typically sits highest in September, at a median 1.10 ft, and lowest in January, at 0.23 ft. The highest water level on record for any single day is 2.55 ft, in 2021.

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Typical water level by month at Intracoastal Waterway - Gulf Shores, AL., in ft
MonthTypical (ft)Usual range (ft)
January0.23-0.13 to 0.55
February0.290.01 to 0.63
March0.460.19 to 0.77
April0.710.41 to 0.89
May0.830.62 to 1.02
June0.910.77 to 1.13
July0.800.65 to 0.91
August0.860.69 to 1.14
September1.100.93 to 1.29
October1.070.84 to 1.31
November0.750.47 to 1.08
December0.560.15 to 0.85

Typical is the median of each month’s daily median values, and the usual range runs from the median 25th to the median 75th percentile, across about 5 years of record. Statistics published by the US Geological Survey for Intracoastal Waterway - Gulf Shores, AL. (site 02378185). Conditions on any given day can fall well outside the usual range. Check the current reading before you go.

Current conditions

Today · Fri

84Go/ 100

CloudyHigh 79°F, low 60°FRain 1%Wind 9 kt, gusts 17

Streamflow

-165 cfs

Water level

1.22 ft

Normal (75th)

Air quality

39 Good

FAIRHOPE monitor, 31 km

National Weather Service

NWS issues forecasts here only during high water.

Tides

Rising

High 1.5 ft at 6:59 PM

Predicted at Gulf State Park Pier, 2 km away.

Get a 2027 tide calendar for this station

Forecast from Open-Meteo global models (NOAA & ECMWF). Flood stages and forecasts: NOAA National Weather Service. Air quality: Alabama Department of Environmental Management via EPA AirNow. Preliminary data, not verified. Tide predictions: NOAA CO-OPS, feet above mean lower low water.