Coastal Paddling in Gulf Shores, AL
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Lake Shelby, a spring fed freshwater lake in the Gulf State Park, is a great place to spend your vacation whether you are a first time paddler or avid adventurer.
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Orange Beach Canoe Trail is the ultimate paddling experience for avid kayakers.
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![Paddling along Portage Creek and a bayou on Oyster Bay.]()
Kayak and canoe the bayous and backwaters of Portage Creek in Gulf Shores, Alabama.
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![Enjoy easy paddling and wildlife sightings in the marsh.]()
Little Lagoon, a quiet eight-mile-long coastal lake, is bounded on the west by Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge and on the east by the main business district of Gulf Shores, AL.
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Bayou Saint John, the southern end of the Orange Beach Canoe Trail, delivers charming views of homes and docks, a pleasant trail to paddle.
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