Paddleboarding | Great Lakes Guide

Stand-up paddleboarding is quickly becoming one of the most popular water activities. While it originated in Hawaii, it is more and more common in the Great Lakes region. The surrounding lakes often serve up pristine, calm waters--ideal conditions for this sport. Paddleboarding is great for fitness, sightseeing, recreation, and even paddleboard yoga and fishing! It is a fun activity, either alone or in a group, and is perfect for those looking to try out a new water sport.

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