easy
2–4 hours
Moderate fitness is recommended; the leg drive system makes propulsion less strenuous than traditional paddling.
Experience hands-free kayaking on Lake Lanier with the innovative Hobie Kayak Leg Drive. Perfect for fishing, photography, or relaxing, this adventure blends fun and tranquility in Gainesville, Georgia.
For all ages! • 1, 2, or 8 Hours
Experience the tranquility of Lake Lanier like never before with pedal drive kayaking! This innovative kayaking method allows for hands-free exploration, letting you fish, take photos, or simply relax while gliding through stunning scenery. Choose from kayaks or electric boats for a memorable day of adventure and relaxation on the water.
1, 2, or 8 Hours
Pedal drive kayaking is a type of kayaking where the kayak is propelled using a pedal system instead of a paddle. The pedal system is usually located in the cockpit area of the kayak and consists of foot pedals that are connected to a propeller or fins underneath the kayak. By using a pedaling motion similar to riding a bicycle, the kayaker is able to propel the kayak forward without the need for a paddle.
Pedal drive kayaks offer several advantages over traditional paddle kayaks. They allow for hands-free operation, giving the kayaker the ability to fish, take photos, or simply relax while still moving forward. Additionally, pedal drive kayaks can be more efficient in terms of speed and endurance, as the leg muscles are typically stronger and can sustain longer periods of paddling compared to the arms.
Experience the serene beauty of Lake Lanier with our kayak and electric boat rentals. Explore the beautiful waters at your own pace as you paddle through tranquil coves and majestic scenery in a kayak.
For a leisurely cruise, our electric boats provide a quiet and eco-friendly way to enjoy the lake. Whether you're seeking a peaceful solo adventure or a fun outing with friends and family, our rentals offer a unique and unforgettable experience on Lake Lanier. Book your rental today and embark on a day of relaxation and exploration on the water.
Even if you’re an experienced kayaker, wearing a life jacket ensures safety on Lake Lanier’s waters.
Protect your phone and camera with waterproof cases to capture moments without worry.
Georgia weather can change quickly; avoid sudden storms by reviewing the forecast before your trip.
Prolonged sun exposure is common on the water—apply sunscreen frequently and drink plenty of water.
Lake Lanier was created in the 1950s as a reservoir by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and is now a popular recreational area.
Visitors are encouraged to respect wildlife habitats, avoid littering, and use eco-friendly products to help preserve Lake Lanier’s ecosystem.
Keeps your electronics safe while capturing your adventure on the water.
Provides shade and protects your face from sun exposure during sunny days.
summer specific
Comfortable and moisture-wicking fabric helps keep you dry and comfortable.
Stays cold or hot depending on the season, keeping you properly hydrated throughout.