Youngsters who complete 22 miles of canoe trails in six Georgia state parks are enroled n the Georgia State Parks Park Paddlers Club and receive a t-shirt recognizing their accomplishment.

A good way to introduce youngsters to the pleasures of canoeing and kayaking and to create memorable family experiences on Georgia’s rivers, streams and lakes is described in the “Park Paddlers Club” post in the Georgia Rivers, Streams and Lakes blog this week.

Paddlers who complete 22 miles of paddling on six state park canoe trails, including one in the Okefenokee Swamp National Wildlife Refuge and one on the Georgia coast at Crooked River State Park in St. Marys, are enrolled in the Georgia State Parks Paddlers Club and receive a t-shirt in recognition of their accomplishment.

Links:

• Read more about Georgia State Parks Park Paddlers Club.

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