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Bend, OR6 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Bend: the Deschutes River through the Old Mill, Sparks, Elk and Hosmer lakes and Sunriver, with launch spots, rentals and rules.
  • Deschutes River: Riverbend Park to Drake Park
  • Bend Whitewater Park
  • Sparks Lake
  • Elk Lake
  • Hosmer Lake
  • + 1 more
Read the Bend guide
Big Bear Lake, CA4 spotsThe best places to paddle board on Big Bear Lake: Boulder Bay, the Village at Pine Knot, the north shore and the East Ramp, with launch spots, rentals, permits and rules.
  • Boulder Bay Park
  • Pine Knot Landing and Veterans Park (the Village)
  • North shore: West Ramp and Grout Bay
  • Carol Morrison East Ramp
Read the Big Bear Lake guide
Boise, ID5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Boise: Quinn's Pond, the Boise River Park waves, the Barber Park float, Lucky Peak and Lake Lowell, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • Quinn's Pond and Esther Simplot Park
  • Boise River Park (the whitewater park)
  • The Boise River float: Barber Park to Ann Morrison Park
  • Lucky Peak State Park: Sandy Point and Discovery
  • Lake Lowell (Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge)
Read the Boise guide
Charleston, SC4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Charleston: Shem Creek, the Folly River, the Kiawah River and the Ashley River, with launch spots, rentals and local rules.
  • Shem Creek (Mount Pleasant)
  • Folly River (Folly Beach)
  • Kiawah River (Johns Island)
  • Ashley River (Northbridge Park)
Read the Charleston guide
Chattanooga, TN4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Chattanooga: the downtown riverfront from Coolidge Park, the Tennessee River Gorge, Chickamauga Lake and North Chickamauga Creek, with rentals and rules.
  • Downtown riverfront from Coolidge Park
  • The Tennessee River Gorge from Suck Creek
  • Chickamauga Lake: Booker T. Washington and Harrison Bay state parks
  • North Chickamauga Creek at Greenway Farm
Read the Chattanooga guide
Chicago, IL5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Chicago: North Avenue and Montrose beaches on Lake Michigan, the Chicago River and Evanston, with launch spots, rentals and rules.
  • North Avenue Beach
  • Montrose Beach
  • Chicago River North Branch (River Park and Clark Park)
  • Chicago River South Branch (Ping Tom Memorial Park)
  • Evanston (Dempster Street Beach)
Read the Chicago guide
Cleveland, OH5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Cleveland: Edgewater Beach, Wendy Park, the Rocky River and Hinckley Lake, with launch spots, rentals, freighter safety and Ohio rules.
  • Edgewater Beach
  • Wendy Park (Whiskey Island)
  • Rocky River (Lakewood)
  • Hinckley Lake
  • The Cuyahoga River (from Merwin's Wharf)
Read the Cleveland guide
Colorado Springs, CO5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Colorado Springs: Prospect Lake, Quail Lake, Monument Lake and Rampart Reservoir, with launch spots, permits, rentals and rules.
  • Prospect Lake (Memorial Park)
  • Quail Lake
  • Monument Lake
  • Rampart Reservoir
  • Lake Pueblo State Park
Read the Colorado Springs guide
Dallas–Fort Worth, TX5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Dallas–Fort Worth: White Rock Lake, Grapevine Lake, Lewisville Lake, Joe Pool Lake and the Trinity River, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • White Rock Lake (Dallas)
  • Grapevine Lake (Meadowmere Park)
  • Lewisville Lake (Little Elm Park)
  • Joe Pool Lake and Walnut Creek (Loyd Park)
  • Trinity River at Panther Island (Fort Worth)
Read the Dallas–Fort Worth guide
Dana Point, CA4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Dana Point: Baby Beach, the harbor basins, the headlands and Doheny State Beach, with launch spots, rentals, parking and rules.
  • Baby Beach
  • The harbor basins
  • The Dana Point headlands
  • Doheny State Beach
Read the Dana Point guide
Denver, CO5 spotsThe best places to paddle board near Denver: Chatfield, Cherry Creek, Bear Creek Lake Park, Aurora Reservoir and Evergreen Lake, with launch spots, rentals and Colorado rules.
  • Chatfield State Park
  • Cherry Creek State Park
  • Big Soda Lake (Bear Creek Lake Park)
  • Aurora Reservoir
  • Evergreen Lake
Read the Denver guide
Destin, FL5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Destin and Fort Walton Beach: Choctawhatchee Bay, Norriego Point, Santa Rosa Sound and Henderson Beach, plus rules.
  • Captain Leonard Destin Park and Clement Taylor Park
  • Norriego Point and Destin Harbor
  • Liza Jackson Park (Fort Walton Beach)
  • Garniers Beach Park (Fort Walton Beach)
  • Henderson Beach State Park
Read the Destin guide
Florida's springs5 spotsThe best Florida springs to paddle board: the Ichetucknee, Rainbow, Weeki Wachee and Silver rivers and Ginnie Springs, with launches, rentals, crowd limits and rules.
  • Ichetucknee River (Ichetucknee Springs State Park)
  • Rainbow River (Dunnellon)
  • Weeki Wachee River
  • Silver River (Silver Springs State Park)
  • Santa Fe River and Ginnie Springs
Read the Florida's springs guide
Folsom, CA4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Folsom: Lake Natoma at Black Miners Bar and Nimbus Flat, Folsom Lake at Granite Bay and the American River, with rentals and rules.
  • Lake Natoma at Black Miners Bar
  • Lake Natoma at Nimbus Flat (Sac State Aquatic Center)
  • Folsom Lake: Granite Bay and Beals Point
  • The lower American River from Sunrise
Read the Folsom guide
Fort Collins, CO6 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Fort Collins: Horsetooth's Satanka Cove and Inlet Bay, Carter Lake, Pinewood and Windsor Lake, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • Satanka Cove, Horsetooth Reservoir
  • Inlet Bay and South Bay, Horsetooth Reservoir
  • Carter Lake
  • Pinewood Reservoir
  • Windsor Lake
  • + 1 more
Read the Fort Collins guide
Fort Lauderdale, FL5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Fort Lauderdale: Birch State Park's lagoon, the Las Olas canals, Whiskey Creek and West Lake Park, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • Hugh Taylor Birch State Park lagoon
  • Las Olas canals and the Middle River
  • Whiskey Creek (Dania Beach)
  • West Lake Park (Hollywood)
  • The upper New River
Read the Fort Lauderdale guide
Hilton Head, SC4 spotsThe best places to paddle board on Hilton Head Island: Broad Creek, Skull Creek, the waters around Pinckney Island and the ocean at Coligny, with launches and rules.
  • Broad Creek (Shelter Cove)
  • Skull Creek (Squire Pope Community Park)
  • Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge
  • The Atlantic at Coligny Beach Park
Read the Hilton Head guide
Hood River, OR5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Hood River: The Hook, Nichols Basin, Waterfront Park and Lost Lake, with launch spots, rentals, wind tips and Oregon rules.
  • The Hook
  • Nichols Basin
  • Hood River Waterfront Park
  • Marina Beach
  • Lost Lake
Read the Hood River guide
Houston, TX5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Houston: Buffalo Bayou downtown, Armand Bayou, Galveston Island State Park and Lake Conroe, with launches, rentals and local rules.
  • Buffalo Bayou downtown (Allen's Landing)
  • Buffalo Bayou from Memorial Park (Woodway access)
  • Armand Bayou (Bay Area Park)
  • Galveston Island State Park
  • Lake Conroe
Read the Houston guide
Jackson Hole, WY5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Jackson Hole and Grand Teton: String, Leigh, Jenny and Jackson lakes and the Snake River, with launches, rentals, permits and rules.
  • String Lake
  • Leigh Lake
  • Jenny Lake
  • Jackson Lake (Colter Bay)
  • Snake River (Jackson Lake Dam to Pacific Creek)
Read the Jackson Hole guide
Jupiter, FL4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Jupiter: Burt Reynolds Park and the sandbar, DuBois Park, Coral Cove and the Loxahatchee, with launches and rules.
  • Burt Reynolds Park and the Jupiter Sandbar
  • DuBois Park
  • Coral Cove Park (Intracoastal side)
  • Loxahatchee River at Riverbend Park
Read the Jupiter guide
Kauai, HI4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Kauai: the Hanalei River and bay, the Wailua River, Anini Beach and Kalapaki Bay, with launch spots, rentals and local rules.
  • Hanalei River and Hanalei Bay
  • Wailua River
  • Anini Beach
  • Kalapaki Bay (Lihue)
Read the Kauai guide
Key West, FL5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Key West and the Lower Keys: Cow Key Channel mangroves, Geiger Key, Fort Zachary Taylor and Bahia Honda, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • Cow Key Channel mangroves
  • Geiger Key
  • Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park
  • Smathers Beach
  • Bahia Honda State Park
Read the Key West guide
Kona, HI4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Kona and the Big Island's west side: Kamakahonu Beach, Keauhou Bay, Kealakekua Bay and A-Bay, with launches, rentals and permits.
  • Kamakahonu Beach (Kailua Bay)
  • Keauhou Bay
  • Kealakekua Bay (permit required)
  • ʻAnaehoʻomalu Bay (A-Bay)
Read the Kona guide
Laguna Beach, CA5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Laguna Beach: Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, Divers Cove and Main Beach, with launch spots, tours, marine reserve rules and safety.
  • Divers Cove and Fisherman's Cove
  • Shaw's Cove
  • Crescent Bay
  • Main Beach
  • Aliso Beach
Read the Laguna Beach guide
Lake Powell, AZ/UT4 spotsThe best places to paddle board on Lake Powell: Antelope Canyon from Antelope Point, Wahweap Bay, Lone Rock Beach and Horseshoe Bend, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • Antelope Canyon from Antelope Point
  • Wahweap Bay
  • Lone Rock Beach
  • Horseshoe Bend from Lees Ferry
Read the Lake Powell guide
Lake Tahoe, CA/NV5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Lake Tahoe: Sand Harbor, Emerald Bay, Kings Beach, Zephyr Cove and Pope Beach, with launch spots, rentals and lake rules.
  • Sand Harbor
  • Emerald Bay and Fannette Island
  • Kings Beach
  • Zephyr Cove
  • Pope Beach
Read the Lake Tahoe guide
Las Vegas, NV4 spotsThe best places to paddle board near Las Vegas: Lake Mead, the Black Canyon of the Colorado River, Lake Las Vegas and Lake Mohave, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • Lake Mead (Canoe/Kayak Beach, Hemenway Harbor)
  • Black Canyon of the Colorado River (Willow Beach)
  • Lake Las Vegas
  • Lake Mohave (Cottonwood Cove)
Read the Las Vegas guide
Long Beach, CA4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Long Beach: Mother's Beach, Bay Shore, the Naples canals and Belmont Shore, with launch spots, rentals and local rules.
  • Mother's Beach (Marine Park)
  • Bay Shore and the Naples canals
  • The Peninsula
  • Belmont Shore beach and Belmont Pier
Read the Long Beach guide
Los Angeles, CA5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Los Angeles: Marina del Rey, King Harbor in Redondo, Alamitos Bay in Long Beach, Cabrillo Beach and Castaic Lagoon, with rentals and rules.
  • Marina del Rey
  • King Harbor (Redondo Beach)
  • Alamitos Bay and Naples (Long Beach)
  • Cabrillo Beach (San Pedro)
  • Castaic Lagoon
Read the Los Angeles guide
Maui, HI5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Maui: Kihei, Makena Landing, Olowalu, Ka'anapali and Kapalua Bay, with launch spots, rentals, wind tips and local rules.
  • Kihei: Kalama Park and the Cove
  • Makena Landing
  • Olowalu
  • Ka'anapali Beach
  • Kapalua Bay
Read the Maui guide
Miami, FL4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Miami: Oleta River State Park, Virginia Key, Crandon Park and Biscayne National Park, with launch spots, rentals and local rules.
  • Oleta River State Park
  • Virginia Key
  • Crandon Park (Key Biscayne)
  • Biscayne National Park (Convoy Point)
Read the Miami guide
Moab, UT4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Moab: the Colorado River from Big Bend, the Moab Daily, Ken's Lake and Labyrinth Canyon, with launch spots, rentals, permits and rules.
  • Colorado River from Big Bend
  • The Moab Daily (Hittle Bottom to Take-Out Beach)
  • Ken's Lake
  • Labyrinth Canyon (Green River)
Read the Moab guide
Monterey, CA4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Monterey: the harbor and Cannery Row, Lovers Point, Elkhorn Slough and Point Lobos, with launch spots, rentals and sea otter rules.
  • Monterey Harbor and Cannery Row
  • Elkhorn Slough (Moss Landing)
  • Lovers Point (Pacific Grove)
  • Whalers Cove, Point Lobos
Read the Monterey guide
Nashville, TN4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Nashville: Percy Priest Lake at Hamilton Creek, a downtown Cumberland River skyline paddle and the Harpeth River, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • Percy Priest Lake (Hamilton Creek)
  • Long Hunter State Park
  • Cumberland River downtown (Shelby Park to Riverfront Park)
  • Harpeth River (Narrows of the Harpeth)
Read the Nashville guide
New Braunfels, TX5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in New Braunfels: the Comal River, the Guadalupe in town and below Canyon Dam, Lake Dunlap and Canyon Lake, with launches and river rules.
  • Comal River
  • Guadalupe River at Cypress Bend Park
  • Lake Dunlap
  • Canyon Lake
  • Guadalupe River below Canyon Dam (River Road to Gruene)
Read the New Braunfels guide
New York City, NY5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in NYC: Hudson River Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Jamaica Bay and Orchard Beach Lagoon, with launch spots, rentals and local rules.
  • Hudson River Park (Pier 84)
  • Brooklyn Bridge Park (Pier 4 Beach)
  • Jamaica Bay from Floyd Bennett Field
  • Rockaway (Bay Breeze Park)
  • Orchard Beach Lagoon (Pelham Bay Park)
Read the New York City guide
Oahu, HI4 spotsThe best places to paddle board on Oahu: Ala Moana and Magic Island, Kailua Bay and the Mokulua islets, the Anahulu River in Haleiwa and Maunalua Bay, with rentals and rules.
  • Ala Moana Beach Park and Magic Island
  • Kailua Bay and the Mokulua islets
  • Anahulu River (Haleiwa)
  • Maunalua Bay (Hawaii Kai)
Read the Oahu guide
Orlando, FL5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Orlando: Wekiwa Springs, the Wekiva River, the Winter Park Chain of Lakes and Blue Spring, with launch spots, rentals and local rules.
  • Wekiwa Springs State Park
  • Wekiva Island (Wekiva River)
  • Winter Park Chain of Lakes
  • Blue Spring State Park
  • Shingle Creek (Kissimmee)
Read the Orlando guide
Panama City Beach, FL4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Panama City Beach: Grand Lagoon, Shell Island, Lake Powell at Camp Helen and the Gulf, with launch spots, rentals and flag rules.
  • Grand Lagoon at St. Andrews State Park
  • Lake Powell at Camp Helen State Park
  • Shell Island
  • The Gulf, on flat days
Read the Panama City Beach guide
Pensacola, FL5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Pensacola: Quietwater Beach on Santa Rosa Sound, Navarre Beach, Big Lagoon State Park and Coldwater Creek, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • Quietwater Beach (Pensacola Beach)
  • Navarre Beach Marine Park
  • Big Lagoon State Park
  • Bayou Texar (Bayview Park)
  • Coldwater Creek and the Blackwater River (Milton)
Read the Pensacola guide
Phoenix, AZ5 spotsThe best places to paddle board near Phoenix: Tempe Town Lake, Saguaro Lake, the Lower Salt River, Canyon Lake and Lake Pleasant, with launches, passes, rentals and rules.
  • Tempe Town Lake
  • Saguaro Lake
  • Lower Salt River
  • Canyon Lake
  • Lake Pleasant
Read the Phoenix guide
Portland, OR5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Portland: the Willamette at Sellwood and Ross Island, Willamette Park, the Columbia, Trillium Lake and Hagg Lake, with rentals and rules.
  • Willamette River: Sellwood and Ross Island
  • Willamette Park
  • Columbia River: Broughton Beach and North Portland Harbor
  • Trillium Lake
  • Henry Hagg Lake
Read the Portland guide
Raleigh, NC5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Raleigh: Lake Johnson, Lake Wheeler, Lake Crabtree, Jordan Lake and Falls Lake, with launch spots, rentals, fees and local rules.
  • Lake Johnson
  • Lake Wheeler
  • Lake Crabtree County Park
  • Jordan Lake
  • Falls Lake (Beaverdam access)
Read the Raleigh guide
Sacramento, CA5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Sacramento: Discovery Park, the lower American River, Lake Natoma and the Cosumnes River, with launch spots, rentals and rules.
  • Lake Natoma
  • Discovery Park (American River confluence)
  • Lower American River (Sunrise to River Bend Park)
  • Cosumnes River Preserve
  • Rancho Seco Lake
Read the Sacramento guide
Salt Lake City, UT5 spotsThe best places to paddle board near Salt Lake City: Jordanelle, Pineview, Tibble Fork and the Great Salt Lake at Antelope Island, with launches, rentals and Utah rules.
  • Jordanelle Reservoir: Hailstone
  • Jordanelle Reservoir: Rock Cliff
  • Pineview Reservoir
  • Tibble Fork Reservoir
  • Great Salt Lake: Antelope Island
Read the Salt Lake City guide
Seattle, WA5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Seattle: Green Lake, Lake Union, Portage Bay and the Arboretum, Lake Washington and Elliott Bay, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • Green Lake
  • Lake Union
  • Portage Bay and the Arboretum
  • Lake Washington near Seward Park
  • Seacrest Park and Elliott Bay
Read the Seattle guide
Tampa, FL5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Tampa: the Hillsborough River downtown and upstream, Upper Tampa Bay Park and Weedon Island, with launch spots, rentals and rules.
  • Hillsborough River and the Riverwalk (downtown)
  • Upper Tampa Bay Conservation Park
  • Weedon Island Preserve (St. Petersburg)
  • Upper Hillsborough River (Sargeant Park and Hillsborough River State Park)
  • E.G. Simmons Conservation Park (Ruskin)
Read the Tampa guide
the Florida Keys, FL4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in the Florida Keys: Pennekamp's mangroves, Indian Key, Anne's Beach and Curry Hammock, with launch spots, rentals and rules.
  • John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park (Key Largo)
  • Indian Key from Robbie's (Islamorada)
  • Anne's Beach (Islamorada)
  • Curry Hammock State Park (Marathon)
Read the the Florida Keys guide
Utah Lake, UT4 spotsWhere to paddle board on Utah Lake and around Provo: Utah Lake State Park, Tibble Fork, Deer Creek and Jordanelle, with launches, rentals, algae advisories and mussel rules.
  • Utah Lake State Park (Provo)
  • Tibble Fork Reservoir (American Fork Canyon)
  • Deer Creek Reservoir
  • Jordanelle Reservoir (Hailstone)
Read the Utah Lake guide
Ventura, CA4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Ventura and Oxnard: Ventura Harbor, Marina Park and the Ventura Keys, and Channel Islands Harbor, with launch spots, rentals and rules.
  • Ventura Harbor and Harbor Cove Beach
  • Marina Park and the Ventura Keys
  • Kiddie Beach and Hobie Beach, Channel Islands Harbor
  • West Bank Day Dock, Channel Islands Harbor
Read the Ventura guide
Virginia Beach, VA5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Virginia Beach: First Landing State Park, Linkhorn Bay, the Lynnhaven River, Rudee Inlet and Back Bay, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • First Landing State Park: the Narrows and Broad Bay
  • Linkhorn Bay
  • Lynnhaven Inlet and the Lynnhaven River
  • Rudee Inlet and Owl Creek
  • Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Read the Virginia Beach guide
West Palm Beach, FL5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in West Palm Beach: Peanut Island from Phil Foster Park, MacArthur Beach State Park and Snook Islands, with launches, rentals and rules.
  • Phil Foster Park
  • Peanut Island
  • John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
  • Snook Islands Natural Area (Lake Worth Beach)
  • Okeeheelee Park
Read the West Palm Beach guide
Wilmington, NC4 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Wilmington: Banks Channel, Masonboro Island and Carolina Beach State Park, with launch spots, rentals and local rules.
  • Banks Channel (Wrightsville Beach)
  • Masonboro Island
  • Carolina Beach State Park
  • Wrightsville Beach oceanfront
Read the Wilmington guide
Yosemite, CA4 spotsWhere you can paddle board in Yosemite: Tenaya Lake, the Merced River in Yosemite Valley, plus Tioga Lake and Bass Lake outside the park, with launch rules and safety.
  • Tenaya Lake
  • The Merced River in Yosemite Valley
  • Tioga Lake (outside the park, near Tioga Pass)
  • Bass Lake (outside the park, near Oakhurst)
Read the Yosemite guide
San Diego, CA6 spotsThe best places to paddle board in San Diego: Mission Bay, La Jolla Shores, Coronado, Oceanside Harbor and more, with launch spots, rentals and local rules.
  • Mission Bay
  • La Jolla Shores and the sea caves
  • Coronado Ferry Landing and Tidelands Park
  • Oceanside Harbor
  • Agua Hedionda Lagoon (Carlsbad)
  • + 1 more
Read the San Diego guide
Austin, TX5 spotsThe best places to paddle board in Austin: Lady Bird Lake, Barton Creek, Red Bud Isle, Lake Austin and Lake Travis, with launch spots, rentals and local rules.
  • Lady Bird Lake
  • Barton Creek
  • Red Bud Isle
  • Lake Austin
  • Lake Travis
Read the Austin guide
Newport Beach, CA5 spotsWhere to paddle board in Newport Beach: Balboa Peninsula, Balboa Island, the Back Bay and Blackies, with launch spots, rentals, harbor rules and areas to avoid.
  • Balboa Peninsula (harbor side)
  • Balboa Island
  • Newport Dunes and the Back Bay
  • Lido Isle
  • Blackies (Newport Pier)
Read the Newport Beach guide
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