8 Person Stand Up Paddleboard

Paris to Brant Park Trip. With all our trips, you park where your trip ends… and we shuttle you upstream. This trip shuttles you into the picturesque town of Paris. The Paris to Brant Park trip is considered our most gentle paddle. There is a section of fast moving water at the start, followed by more placid waters. It has a picnic site with washrooms along the way, fresh water springs, an old 1830’s mine shaft and spots to swim. Great route for non-swimmers to try! Paris to Brant Park Trip. This is a more gentle paddle on the Grand River from Paris to Brant Conservation Area. There is a section of fast moving water at the start, followed by more placid waters. It has a picnic site with washrooms, fresh water springs to taste, an old 1830’s mine shaft and spots to swim. Great route for non-swimmers to try!  For more details of the route and to view a map, please visit this link.

Glen Morris to Paris Area Trip.  This Grand River route starts above Glen Morris at the ruins of an 1867 woolen mill and ends below the stone towers of the Three Sisters (about 3 km above Paris). It has about 1 km of easy splash to paddle, fresh water springs, an island to stop at and spots to swim,. The picnic area is at the end point where your vehicle is parked. Because the Grand River averages less then a meter deep in most spots… enjoyable for non-swimmers. For more details of the route and to view a map, please visit this link.

The Five Oaks to Brant Park is our shortest trip. If you are a beginner and want to try paddling a river… then this 5km paddle is the best choice. There is a shore picnic and washroom area about 1km into the trip, some easy splash and lots of spots to swim. This is a great family and senior route. At the end, the river becomes like a lake because of a dam further downstream. So the last last kilometer of paddling has very little current. For more details of the route and to view a map, please visit this link.

The Sycamore to Paris has some faster moving water… but you still have slow spots to paddle. There are fresh water springs, an island to stop at and spots to swim. Because the Grand River averages less then a meter deep in most spots… enjoyable for non-swimmers. Averages about 1-1.5 hours to paddle when flowing at summer rates.

For more details of the route and to view a map, please visit this link.