Glide under a canopy of fall color on Lake Arthur at Moraine State Park. This two-hour guided SUP tour explores hidden coves, offers free photos, and finishes with a steaming cup of apple cider.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for beginners and families; requires basic balance and ability to paddle for short distances while standing or kneeling.
Wildlife
History
Moraine State Park sits on glacial deposits that shaped Lake Arthur’s irregular shoreline; local guides often point out exposed bedrock and moraine features.
Conservation
The operation emphasizes leave-no-trace paddling and minimizing shoreline disturbance; guests are asked to avoid disturbing vegetation and wildlife and to pack out waste.
Check wind forecasts
Lake Arthur can go from glassy to choppy; choose mornings with wind under 10 mph for stable SUP conditions.
Dress in layers
Bring insulating layers and a waterproof shell—temperatures drop quickly on open water in autumn.
Protect your phone
Use a dry bag or waterproof case; guides take free photos but you’ll want your own backup.
Book early for weekends
Fall weekends fill fast—reserve your spot online to secure smaller group sizes and better launch times.
Waterproof jacket
A breathable, waterproof shell blocks wind and light rain during autumn paddles.
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Dry bag
Protects phones, layers, and snacks from splashes and accidental submersion.
Neoprene booties
Keeps feet warm when stepping off the board into cool shallows and prevents slips on rock.
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Insulating mid-layer
A lightweight fleece or synthetic layer traps heat without restricting movement on the board.
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