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Explore Georgia's 30+ unique water trails by kayak, canoe, or paddleboard through the Georgia River Guide app, developed by the Georgia River Network.

Georgia boasts hundreds of miles of navigable waterways extending to every corner of the state. Whether it's the renowned wetlands of the Dub Denman Canoe Trail in the southeast, the scenic limestone-lined banks of the Flint River in the southwest, or the historic waters of the Etowah River in the northwest, the Georgia River Guide helps you discover the ideal river section for your next adventure.

Key Features:

• Public access points & river mileage
• River conditions & recommended runnable levels
• Level of difficulty
• Specific river rapids or hazards
• Outfitters and shuttle services
• Cultural and historic points of interest
• Available amenities
• Tips for trip planning & water safety
• And more!

The Georgia River Guide is a project by the Georgia River Network, a non-profit organization dedicated to river conservation. It aims to connect more individuals with Georgia's rivers and educate paddlers on water trails, safety measures, and conservation efforts.

The Georgia River Guide app is completely free with no in-app purchases, granting everyone access to enjoy Georgia's waterways.

About Georgia River Network:

Established in 1998, Georgia River Network acts as a prominent advocate for Georgia's rivers. It encourages individuals to engage with and advocate for clean, economically vital rivers.

In addition to the Georgia River Guide app, the Georgia River Network offers Paddle Georgia trips, water safety classes, river user guide books, advocacy alerts, and more resources to help protect and enjoy Georgia's waterways.

For further information, visit www.garivers.org.