Jun 5, 2020 · Much of the Flint River is a safe, lazy river suitable for paddlers of all ages and skill levels. If you have your own kayaks and can shuttle paddlers, there are several good spots to hop in along the river including Highway 72 E, Little Cove …

Kayak Flint offers kayak rentals and guided tours on the Flint River in Michigan

What is the Flint River Water Trail? The Flint River flows 346 miles through Georgia from north of the Atlanta Airport to the southwest corner of the state where it joins the Chattahoochee River at Lake Seminole to form the Apalachicola River, which crosses the …

The Flint River Water Trail (FRWT) is a 72 mile water trail with 25 access sites across Lapeer and Genesee counties offering a variety of recreational and educational opportunities as well as economic revitalization for the community.

Co-managed by FRWC and its Corridor Alliance chapter, Kayak Flint ’s livery service operates May through October in downtown Flint and provides kayak rentals and shuttling to make your adventure on the Flint River as easy and enjoyable as possible.

The Flint River Water Trail spans 72 miles with 25 access sites across two counties. Click the photo below to download our Flint River comprehensive water trail guide. The Flint River Water Trail coordinating committee includes the Flint River Watershed Coalition, Genesee County Parks, and the Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission.

The Flint River Water Trail (FRWT) is a 72 mile water trail that provides a variety of recreational experiences and opportunities with 25 access sites across two counties. The Flint River National Water Trail was designated by the National Park Service in November 2020.

5 days ago · Kayak Flint is the only company authorized by the FRWC to provide guided kayak trips on the Flint River. Each journey follows a unique route down the river, allowing you to see the river's splendor from various perspectives.

Rediscover our Flint River from a Kayak Bald eagles, great blue herons, kingfishers, dragonflies, turtles, walleye, bluegills, smallmouth bass, and more awaits you!

Major tributaries of the Flint River include the South and North Branches, and the Kearsley, Thread, Swartz and Misteguay Creeks. The Flint River flows through Lapeer, Flint and heads North to the Shiawassee National Refuge where it joins the Shiawassee River.