Flat Water Paddling in Huntsville, AL

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  1. Put in at Hays Nature Preserve for Flint River
    Flint River-Paddling

    The Flint River is a beautiful blueway which meanders from Tennesee flowing south then merge with the Tennessee River. The Flint is an easy paddle for all ages offering beautiful scenery, caves and camping opportunities. Most areas are tame enough for Stand Up Paddleboards.

    Difficulty
    2 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    5.6 miles
    Duration
    2 hrs, day or weekend, factor in your drive time and gear putting in and taking out
  2. A view of migration waterfowl in snow.
    Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge - Paddling

    Paddling opportunities abound at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge with miles along the Tennessee River and secluded lakes offering great views and opportunity to see thousands of migrating waterfowl.

    Difficulty
    1 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    28.6 miles
    Duration
    The variety of put-ins and distances allow for trips as long as you like.
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