Flat Water Paddling in Memphis, TN
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Shelby Farms Park is just a 25-minute drive from downtown Memphis, and is a great spot for veteran paddlers or those looking to try out a paddling sport for the first time.
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Nestled in the southwestern section of McNairy County, you’ll find relaxing paddling at Big Hill Pond State Park.
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Between the flooded cypress swamp, picturesque lily pad beds, and tons of bird species, Reelfoot Lake is not to be missed—and the best way to see it is by boat.
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Beautiful wetland refuge in the Delta of the Mississippi River in Arkansas. Quality paddling, fishing, and wildlife viewing on a scenic 600 acre lake within a 30 minute drive of Memphis, TN.
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The Wolf River is a well-known river that gets a lot of attention for its pristine paddling and scenic hardwood forests.
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The Wolf River offers a wide variety of outdoor activities, thanks to the recreationists who have worked to protect it.
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People visit from all over the globe to experience the culture, food, and history unique to Memphis—but there are plenty of opportunities to get in tune with nature, too.
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Sitting along the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park is well-loved by Tennesseans, especially those in nearby Memphis.
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This five-mile urban run to Arkansas and back takes you past the juke joints and historical sites that helped shape the city of grit and grind.
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More bayou than lake, the shallow waters of Reelfoot Lake—formed by a series of ferocious earthquakes in the early nineteenth century—echo with the whistling call of the bald and golden eagles who nest here, and are thick with migrating bird species.
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