Paddling Classes
We need your support to help us improve access to and protect the water quality of our lakes and rivers.
Paddle Antrim’s mission is to protect our water resources by using paddle sports to connect people to our waterways.
Explore suggested water trail routes to create the perfect paddle experience for you and your group.
Paddle Antrim is pleased to announce the addition of two new members to its Board of Directors, Rich Hannan and Gary Chenoweth. Both bring a wealth of experience, leadership, and a deep commitment to conservation and community engagement. Rich Hannan is a retired research scientist whose career focused on the conservation of plant genetic resources. He spent decades with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service as a Research… Read More »
Ice fishing is a cherished winter tradition in Northern Michigan. Even when our lakes are frozen over, they’re very much alive — and that means they’re still vulnerable to aquatic invasive species (AIS). Species like Eurasian watermilfoil and zebra mussels can survive beneath the ice all winter long. Unfortunately, they can also hitch a ride from lake to lake on ice fishing gear, including tackle, tip-ups, augers, and even small… Read More »
Paddle Antrim is proud to announce the recipient of its 2025 Ripple Effect Mini Grant, awarding $1,000 to Antrim County Emergency Services / Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) to support the purchase of volunteer field glasses. The Ripple Effect Mini Grant Program is funded through revenue generated by Paddle Antrim events, including the Paddle Antrim Festival. “A portion of the proceeds from our events is reinvested directly back into the… Read More »