moderate
2–5 hours
Moderate fitness required, suitable for those accustomed to steady physical activity.
Explore the varied trails and rural roads around Tipton, Michigan, with the Mile Builder adventure. Perfect for those wanting to challenge their endurance while soaking up the region’s natural beauty.
Up to 10 Participants • 90 Minutes • All ages • Board Rentals Available
Experience a transformative 4-week paddleboarding series every Saturday morning, where you'll enhance your skills and boost your endurance. Refresh your technique while enjoying the thrill of the water. Suitable for all ages, this class promises confidence-building fun, with the possibility of splashes and unforgettable moments. Join us for an adventure!
**Join us for a 4 week consecutive series of Saturday mornings where you learn skills and build endurance. July 9-30th.
90 minutes
Build your confidence and your cardio during this 4 week class. We will refresh your paddleboard technique and build your endurance along the way.
Activewear/quick-dry clothing is best. Bathing Suits are always a good option if you are comfortable doing yoga or paddling in it or rash guards to protect you from the sun. Be prepared to get anything that touches the board to get a little wet. There is also the possibility of falling (or jumping!) into the water.
All children under the age of 13 are required to wear a life vest by law. Please bring your own coastguard-approved vest. We require all children to be able to swim. Anyone under 9 years old can be put on the parents’ board to ride along.
Carry enough water as there are limited refill points along the routes.
Opt for trail runners or hiking shoes to navigate mixed terrain comfortably.
Michigan weather can shift quickly; dress in layers to adjust accordingly.
Tailor your mileage based on time and fitness, and share your plan with someone.
Tipton’s rural heritage reflects Michigan’s logging and farming history, shaping the landscape you explore today.
Local efforts focus on maintaining trail quality and protecting native habitats through responsible recreation practices.
Provides support and grip across varying trail conditions.
Keeps you hydrated on longer mileage during warm months.
summer specific
Protects against wind and rain common in springtime Michigan.
spring specific
Helps navigate routes and prevents getting lost in less marked areas.