Flat Water Paddling in Atlanta, GA
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Paddling Johnson Ferry to Paces Mill is a great flat water experience.
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A serene paddle on one of the wider sections of the Chattahoochee River takes you past Cedar Cliffs, Bull Sluice Lake and many tributaries and small coves.
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A scenic 8-mile paddle takes you past beautiful riverside mansions on a wide, gentle section of the Chattahoochee River.
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This 10-mile portion of the Toccoa River covers most of the Toccoa River Canoe Trail, while also adding in some Class II rapids.
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Morgan Falls Overlook Park has a little something for everyone: paddling, hiking, trail running, playgrounds, fishing and even swimming! Just outside the perimeter, this is a wonderful location for a relaxing paddle, a leisurely stroll or a day out with the family. This park is situated along the banks of the Chattahoochee River, providing beautiful views, whether you are on or off the water.
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Chattahoochee River Park is a great little park not far outside the city that is very family friendly, and great for flatwater paddling. This area is very picturesque and serene once you paddle away from the boat ramp. This is where the Atlanta Rowing Club meets. There is a playground and walking trails here too, making it a great place for a family outing. Rentals can be attained at the nearby Go With The Flow in Historic Downtown Roswell.
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Vann's Tavern is centrally located on the southwest banks of Lake Lanier, considered Atlanta's great lake. SUP Paddlers have the option of paddling the calm, smooth Two-Mile Creek or braving the rocky surf in the channel.
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