The Ultimate Guide to the Best Paddling Routes: A State-by-State Series

Paddling Colorado: A Guide to the State's Best Paddling Routes (Paddling Series)

by Dunbar Hardy

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Paddling is a fantastic way to explore the great outdoors, enjoy the beauty of nature, and get some exercise at the same time. Whether you're a beginner looking for a gentle float or an experienced paddler seeking a challenging whitewater adventure, there's a paddling route out there for you.

This comprehensive guide will take you on a journey across the United States, highlighting the best paddling routes in each state. We'll cover everything from scenic flatwater paddles to thrilling whitewater runs, with options for all skill levels and preferences.

Alabama

Alabama is home to a variety of paddling opportunities, including scenic rivers, tranquil lakes, and challenging whitewater creeks. One of the most popular paddling routes in the state is the Black Warrior River Water Trail, which offers a 15-mile paddle through the beautiful Black Warrior River Valley. The trail is suitable for all skill levels and is a great way to enjoy the area's natural beauty.

Alaska

Alaska is a paddler's paradise, with an abundance of pristine rivers, lakes, and glaciers to explore. One of the most epic paddling routes in the state is the Kenai River, which offers a 70-mile paddle through the stunning Kenai Peninsula. The river is home to a variety of wildlife, including bears, moose, and eagles, and the scenery is simply breathtaking.

Arizona

Arizona may not be known for its paddling, but it actually has some great paddling opportunities, especially in the state's desert canyons. One of the most popular paddling routes in Arizona is the Salt River, which offers a 10-mile paddle through the stunning Tonto National Forest. The river is surrounded by towering cliffs and desert vegetation, and the scenery is unlike anything you'll find anywhere else.

Arkansas

Arkansas is a whitewater paddler's paradise, with some of the best whitewater rivers in the country. One of the most popular paddling routes in the state is the Buffalo National River, which offers a 135-mile paddle through the beautiful Ozark Mountains. The river is home to a variety of whitewater rapids, ranging from Class I to Class V, so there's something for everyone.

California

California is a paddler's paradise, with an abundance of scenic rivers, lakes, and oceans to explore. One of the most popular paddling routes in the state is the Russian River, which offers a 25-mile paddle through the beautiful Russian River Valley. The river is surrounded by towering redwood trees and lush vegetation, and the scenery is simply stunning.

Colorado

Colorado is another whitewater paddler's paradise, with some of the best whitewater rivers in the country. One of the most popular paddling routes in the state is the Arkansas River, which offers a 150-mile paddle through the stunning Rocky Mountains. The river is home to a variety of whitewater rapids, ranging from Class I to Class V, so there's something for everyone.

Connecticut

Connecticut may not be known for its paddling, but it actually has some great paddling opportunities, especially in the state's coastal waters. One of the most popular paddling routes in the state is the Connecticut River, which offers a 110-mile paddle through the

Paddling Colorado: A Guide to the State's Best Paddling Routes (Paddling Series)

by Dunbar Hardy

4.3 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	5306 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	284 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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