easy
1–3 hours
Participants should have a basic level of fitness for balance and paddling but no advanced skills are required.
Experience stand up paddleboarding on White Bear Lake with Tally's Dockside. Perfect for all skill levels, enjoy fitness, fun, and serene waterside views on this invigorating activity.
Discover the joy of stand up paddleboarding at White Bear Lake with Tally's Dockside, your gateway to fun and fitness on the water. Whether you're a beginner seeking balance or someone wanting to improve paddling skills, this welcoming experience provides stable, traditional surf-style boards perfect for all levels. The calm waters of White Bear Lake create an ideal setting to enjoy a leisurely paddle or engage in a unique yoga session on the water, combining balance, strength, and tranquility. Each rental includes a life vest and paddle, ensuring safety without sacrificing fun. Families, solo adventurers, and fitness enthusiasts alike appreciate the healthy workout that engages core muscles while connecting deeply with the lake's natural beauty. Located just outside the Twin Cities area, this spot offers a peaceful escape while remaining easily accessible. Paddle around quiet coves, spot local wildlife like herons and turtles, or simply float and take in the scenic shoreline. With Tally’s Dockside’s friendly staff providing expert guidance and quality equipment, your day on White Bear Lake will be both safe and exhilarating. Whether you're working on endurance or just soaking up the refreshing lake breeze, this paddleboard rental experience delivers memorable moments for anyone eager to explore Minnesota’s outdoor offerings.
Safety first: always wear the provided life vest when on the water to stay secure and comply with regulations.
Lake conditions can change rapidly; avoid strong winds or storms for a safe paddleboarding experience.
Protect your skin and the lake’s ecosystem by using environmentally friendly sunscreen products.
For beginners, spend a few minutes learning paddle strokes and balance on dry land before heading out.
White Bear Lake has been a key recreation site for locals and visitors since the early 1900s, known for its natural beauty and community events.
Efforts are in place to maintain water quality and protect native species, encouraging visitors to practice leave-no-trace principles.
Comfortable, moisture-wicking clothes help you stay cool and dry while on the water.
summer specific
Protect your feet from rocks and slippery surfaces when entering or exiting the lake.
spring specific
Provides extra sun protection during sunny paddling sessions.
summer specific
Keeps you warm against early morning or cooler breeze while on the lake.
fall specific