Paddle Georgia, A Project of Georgia River Network

Attention River Supporters! Georgia River Network is looking for some volunteers to help with tabling at REI's Westside Outside festival this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Lee & White Food Hall in West Atlanta. Come hang out with me and talk river with folks! If you can assist for all or a portion of the time, please comment or send me a message!!!!

Registration for Paddle Georgia 2024 June 15-22 on the Altamaha River opens in 20 minutes! (8 a.m.). 7 Days, 107 Miles, 1 Great Time! Don't miss out on this epic journey down an iconic--and beautiful--Georgia river. 2, 3, 4 and 7-day registration options available. Learn more and register at https://garivers.org/paddle-georgia/2024-2/

LAST CHANCE BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS!!!
Give your tree an extra splash with these handmade Paddle Georgia ornaments!
🌟$20 BROWN
🌟$25 BLUE
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Paddle Georgia is a project of Georgia River Network and to avoid confusion all updates, events, and information will ONLY be shared on our Georgia River Network facebook, twitter and instagram pages going forward. Thank you so much for the love and support. One stop shop for info and programs!

Thanks and Happy ‘Water’ Trails!

It's WATER TRAIL WEDNESDAY! Time for GRN's Water Trail Tidbit of the Week ~The Flint River flows 346 miles through Georgia from north of the Atlanta Airport to the southwest corner. Rare shoal lilies bloom along the fall line, and shoal bass challenge anglers below. Starting as a small stream in the Piedmont, the Flint River passes scenic Sprewell Bluff and broadens to a wide meandering stream with sandy banks in the upper Coastal Plain. The Flint River Water Trail is a developing water trail. Learn more at: https://garivers.org/developing-trails/

It's TIP TOP TUESDAY! Time for GRN's Tip of the Week ~ Learning how to swim is paramount especially for children. Swimming is the only sport that can save your child's life. Call your local YMCA or visit the Red Cross's website and see if they provide swimming lessons today: https://www.redcross.org/take-a-class/swimming

Six Word Story Time! Playing with the popular six word novel idea, we are collecting six word stories about rivers. Post your 6 word story in the comment section below. This Week’s Six Word Story Stream Theme: "Adventure"

Happy Fourth of July from Georgia River Network! How are you celebrating Independence Day?

It's WATER TRAIL WEDNESDAY! Time for GRN's Water Trail Tidbit of the Week ~ The Ocmulgee River Water Trail is perfect for trips because the Ocmulgee River Trails has overnight trip options and no required reservations with a permit or fee. The 200 mile long trail stretches from Macon to Lumber City creating a wonderful experience for visitors. Come and find out more cool information about the trail at: https://garivers.org/water-trails-and-paddling/ocmulgee-river-water-trail/