Pine to Newaygo 4.5-Hour Canoe & Kayak Adventure Michigan
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended for sustained paddling and occasional swimming.
Overview
Enjoy a 4.5-hour canoe or kayak trip from Pine Avenue to Newaygo, MI. Paddle calm waters, swim, picnic, and soak in nature on this all-inclusive outing.
Pine to Newaygo 4.5 Hour Canoe / Kayak Trip
All Ages! • Trip includes canoe/kayak rental, transport, and gear
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable 4.5-hour canoe or kayak adventure from Pine Avenue to Newaygo! Enjoy stunning scenery, swimming, and a picnic along the way. With all equipment provided, just bring your lunch and sunscreen for a day filled with relaxation and fun on the water.
Long Canoe and Kayak trip
Duration
4.5 Hours
About
Great all day adventure! Trip is approximately 4.5 hours but plan on all day because you are going to want to stop, swim and picnic on this gorgeous trip!
More info
The 'Long Canoe / Kayak Trip' is from Pine Avenue Access to Newaygo and takes approximately 4 to 4.5 hours by canoe or kayak. It is also about 6.5 hours of float time plus your anchor time with a boat. This trip is TOO LONG for rafts or tubes and will not be allowed for safety reasons. Thank you for understanding.
Please don't be or bring a River Jerk. Enough of those in all our daily lives, no need for them on the river!
What to Bring
We include the rental equipment. the floatation devices, paddles if necessary and transportation of course! Bring Lunch, drinks, sunscreen, hats, suits, sunglasses all of that good stuff!
No glass bottles or Styrofoam coolers or glass bottles. We sell water shoes, phone bags, waterproof boxes, etc.
Adventure Tips
Bring Sunscreen and a Hat
Protect yourself from the sun during open water stretches where shade is minimal.
Wear Water-Resistant Footwear
Choose shoes that can get wet and provide good traction for launching and breaks.
Pack a Waterproof Bag
Keep your lunch, phone, and valuables dry during the trip.
Check Weather Before You Go
Avoid strong winds or storms that could affect safety and comfort on the river.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great blue herons
- River otters
History
This river corridor was historically used by Native American tribes and early settlers for trade and transport.
Conservation
Local groups actively maintain river health through clean-up and invasive species control to protect this natural waterway.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from UV rays during exposed stretches.
summer specific
Water Shoes
Provides grip and comfort when launching and walking on rocky shorelines.
Lightweight Rain Jacket
Keeps you dry and warm during unexpected rain showers.
spring specific
Dry Bag
Protects valuables and food from getting soaked during the trip.