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Blackwater Creek in Seminole State Forest is a 19-mile long riverine in Eustis, Florida. The launch point in Seminole State Forest makes for an easy way to access the river for canoeing, kayaking, and SUP.
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The Econlockhatchee (Econ) River snakes it’s way through 54.5 miles of central Florida. It is a great river for people who are looking for a place to do some canoeing or kayaking, but would rather avoid the crowds at a local state park.
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Lake Louisa State Park is located in Clermont Florida. With 3 easily accessible lakes it is a great place to go canoeing, kayaking, or Stand Up Paddleboarding.
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Lake Griffin State Park in Fruitland Park, Florida is relatively small, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in easy access to the Dead River and Lake Griffin.
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Paddling the Winter Park Chain of Lakes from Dinky Donk is a 4.2-mile classic Florida paddle with lots of neat channels worth exploring.
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Katie Landing in the Lower Wekiva River Preserve State Park is an easy way to access the Wekiva River. If you're looking for an easy way to go canoeing or kayaking in Sanford, Florida, this is the spot for you.
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Wekiwa Springs State Park offers easy access to the Wekiva River and Rock Springs Run. With plenty of river to explore it’s the perfect place for canoeing, kayaking, or SUP.
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Blue Spring State Park is located in Orange City, Florida about 50 miles north of Orlando and offers excellent flat water paddling access to the St. Johns River and neighboring lakes.
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Located in Casselberry, FL, Secret Lake and Triplet Lake provide calm waters with easy access, perfect for flat water paddling.
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About an hour north or Orlando and located in the Ocala National Forest, this gem is a fantastic place for an eventful day of paddling. With entrance fees of only $5.30 per person, this is certainly a bargain and a great choice for enjoying the day outdoors.
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To experience the preserved, natural beauty of old Florida, it doesn't get much better than a Stand Up Paddling adventure on Lake Mary Jane from Moss Park.
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Flowing from southern Alabama and through three Florida counties before reaching the Gulf of Mexico, the Blackwater River provides a quiet, shaded 56 miles through cypress swamps and pine forests, making it an ideal paddling destination.
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