Flat Water Paddling in Nashville, TN
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Paddling access from the heart of Music City
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Excellent flatwater paddle launch spot along side a popular biking and running trail
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The often overlooked Cumberland River makes for a great scenic paddle of any length, right in the heart of Nashville; live music on the water may vary.
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Every summer, the rangers at Radnor Lake State Park take to the water several times a week for free, two-hour canoe tours, lending their knowledge to park visitors via an educational nature float.
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The Buffalo River stretches on for 125 miles through western Tennessee, landing it the title of the longest unimpeded river in the United States.
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Flat water paddling along the Cumberland River with River Queen Voyages, the first and only kayak rental and tour company on the Cumberland River in Nashville, TN.
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A small park with a small playground (and a fake palm tree) provides a boat ramp to the Cumberland
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The Piney is a 24-mile long river that flows through Middle Tennessee and provides great paddling and fishing opportunities on certain sections near Nashville.
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Paddling in Harpeth River State Park is one of the best activities you can do near Nashville from the Spring until the Fall.
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Home of the Nashville Boat Club, and lots of water-based activities
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Easy access to one of the area's most popular lakes
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