Bluet SUP 10 Mile Sunrise Paddleboarding in Argyle, TX
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition with stamina for extended paddling over 10 miles.
Overview
Experience the calm of a 10-mile paddleboard tour at sunrise in Argyle, Texas. Glide toward the iconic Old Alton Bridge on this unforgettable dawn adventure with Bluet SUP.
Details
Start your day with the serene beauty of a 10-mile paddleboarding tour at sunrise offered by Bluet SUP at Pilot Knoll Park in Argyle, Texas. This unique adventure combines the stillness of early morning water with the thrill of gliding across calm lake surfaces toward the historic Old Alton Bridge. As the sun rises, casting a golden glow over the landscape, paddlers will experience a peaceful escape from everyday life, surrounded by the natural splendor of North Texas. This four-hour journey is designed for seasoned paddlers, offering a chance to build camaraderie while pushing your endurance in a beautiful setting. The route passes through quiet coves and open waters, providing opportunities to spot local wildlife and take in sweeping views of the horizon. Whether you're looking for a challenging workout or a tranquil outdoor experience, this tour blends both - perfect for those eager to experience the magic of dawn on the water. Bluet SUP provides top-quality equipment and expert guidance to ensure your adventure is safe, enjoyable, and memorable.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Sunrise
Plan to get to Pilot Knoll Park at least 30 minutes before sunrise to prepare and catch the full magic of dawn.
Wear Sun Protection
Even early mornings can bring strong UV rays, so bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
Stay Hydrated
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout the four-hour paddleboarding tour.
Check Weather Conditions
Wind and storms can make paddleboarding difficult; always check the forecast before heading out.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Exploring the quiet coves east of Pilot Knoll Park
- Birdwatching near the wetlands around Old Alton Bridge
Wildlife
- Great Blue Herons
- River Otters
History
The Old Alton Bridge, also known as the Goatman’s Bridge, is an iconic historic iron bridge built in the 1880s that spans Lewisville Lake.
Conservation
Bluet SUP promotes Leave No Trace principles and encourages paddlers to respect wildlife habitats and limit plastic waste on the water.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- At the approach to Old Alton Bridge
- From the open lake stretches near Pilot Knoll Park
- Quiet coves along the route
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Critical for safety on the water throughout the year.
Lightweight Waterproof Jacket
Protects against early morning chills and spring rain showers.
spring specific
UV Protection Hat
Keeps your face shaded during intense early morning sun exposure.
summer specific
Insulated Gloves
Keeps hands warm during cold-weather paddling.
winter specific