Paddle Port Austin: Discover Michigan’s Best SUP Rental Experience

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

1–4 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate physical condition is sufficient; paddlers should be comfortable standing and balancing on a board.

Overview

Explore the pristine waters of Lake Huron with SUP Rental in Port Austin, Michigan. Perfect for paddlers of all skill levels, this experience offers local insight, quality gear, and unforgettable lakeside views.

Port Austin, Michigan

SUP Rental

Starting at $50 | Great for all ages | Available daily

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Date

Mon, Oct 13

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of stand-up paddleboarding with our high-quality rentals! Perfect for a day on the water, our boards are available for daily rental. Make sure to pick up your board by 11 AM to embark on an unforgettable adventure. Enjoy the freedom and fun of paddling at your own pace!

Rates

Full Day Rental - $50
2 Day Rental - $100
3 Day Rental - $150
4 Day Rental - $200
5 Day Rental - $250
6 Day Rental - $300
1 Week Day Rental - $350

About

Daily rental of a high quality stand up paddleboards
DAILY RENTALS MUST BE PICKED UP BY 11AM, NO EXCEPTIONS.

Adventure Tips

Check Wind Conditions

Lake Huron can have variable winds—always check the forecast before heading out for a safe and enjoyable paddle.

Wear a Life Vest

A USCG-approved life vest is required and recommended at all times on the water for safety.

Start at Calm Morning Hours

Mornings often offer the calmest water conditions, ideal for beginners and wildlife viewing.

Stay Close to Shore

Especially for first-timers, paddling near the shoreline helps with navigation and provides easy access to landing spots.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Great blue heron
River otter

History

Port Austin developed as a fishing and shipping harbor in the 19th century, with limestone quarrying shaping its shoreline.

Conservation

The rental provider encourages Leave No Trace principles and regularly participates in shoreline clean-up initiatives to protect Lake Huron’s ecosystem.