Paddle Georgia is celebrating 20 years of excursions with a seven-day paddle trip along more than 80 miles of the Tennessee RiverLine. This once-in-a-lifetime trip includes camping accommodations, modular meal plans, tours of notable sites, and educational opportunities!
Help clean the river and surrounding area anticipating the city’s new development in collaboration with the Tennessee RiverLine.
Join us for our 4th annual ranger-led hike along the riverbank on the Island Loop Trail at Pickwick Landing State Park in Hardin County, TN.
Celebrate the Tennessee River’s beauty with the Tennessee RiverLine and Alabama Scenic River Trail! Join us for a 13-mile paddle along the river, surrounded by scenic landscapes and friends who share a love for our waterways.
This free paddle will explore Kentucky Lake near Fort Heiman. Registration is required whether you plan to use the single or tandem kayaks provided, or you are bringing your own.
This two-hour guided kayak trip from Island Home Airport is two sessions (11 am & 1 pm). Registration is $10.
This free paddle event will explore Kentucky Lake. A limited number of kayaks are available for use or you may bring your own. This paddle is for all levels, including beginners.
Join us for a free paddle event! Tennessee Riverline Paducah-McCracken has single kayaks and tandem kayaks available to use. Those with their own kayaks are also invited to join. “Save the date”, more details to come!
We're excited to partner with Tennessee River Rescue to include communities beyond Chattanooga, such as Bridgeport, AL, Chattanooga, TN, Jackson County, AL, South Pittsburg, TN, and Lawrence County, AL, for this day to clean up the Tennessee River and care for this beautiful resource.
This family friendly float will take you from Kentucky Dam Boat ramp to Haddox ferry. Shuttles and lunch vouchers will be provided. Registration required.
Join the Benton County Tennessee RiverLine Team as they kayak out to the old Danville Grain Elevator!
Tennessee RiverTowns program of Calloway County is hosting a FREE paddling event to explore the history and nature around Fort Heiman.
Help us clean up the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge to prepare for the migration of the incredible Sandhill and Whooping cranes!
Join us for a free paddle event! Tennessee Riverline Paducah-McCracken has single kayaks and tandem kayaks available to use. Those with their own kayaks are also invited to join. “Save the date”, more details to come!
Enjoy a screening of "Wild River," the 1960 classic starring Montgomery Clift. Dive into a gripping story of Tennessee Valley Authority and long-standing landowners as they face transformative changes to their land. The film also touches on the controversial employment of African-American laborers by the TVA. Learn more about the history of the Tennessee River through cinema!
Join us for a women’s day on the water. You can paddle or hop on the pontoon!
FUN AT THE LAKE! This is the fourth annual Labor Day 5K for the Ten Mile/Watts Bar Lake area, now partnering with the TN RiverLine! It is a pleasant course with gentle hills and lake views and will be professionally timed by the Knoxville Track Club so competitive racers can use time to qualify for other races. It is also open to casual runners and walkers.
Chattanooga, TN, will celebrate the end-of-summer with two days of festivities to showcase outdoor adventure and action sports: paddle, bike, climb, skate, disc golf and more!
Chattanooga, TN, will celebrate the end-of-summer with two days of festivities to showcase outdoor adventure and action sports: paddle, bike, climb, skate, disc golf and more!
Join us for a paddle to kick off Loudon Riverfest then enjoy the festivities and fireworks!
Join us for a free paddle event! Tennessee Riverline Paducah-McCracken has single kayaks and tandem kayaks available to use. Those with their own kayaks are also invited to join. “Save the date”, more details to come!
This free event will be filled with family-friendly activities such as water slides provided by Monkeytown Inflatables and some cool treats provided by Destin to Chill.
Join us for an easy 6.2 mile (2-2.5hr.) paddle down from South Pittsburg, TN, to Bridgeport, AL.
Join us for a free men’s kayak event! Don’t want to paddle but want to enjoy the river? Hop on a pontoon boat!
Join us for a free paddle event! Tennessee Riverline Paducah-McCracken has single kayaks and tandem kayaks available to use. Those with their own kayaks are also invited to join. “Save the date”, more details to come!
The Shoals’ Tennessee RiverTowns program is excited to host a community paddling event at Waterloo’s 2nd Creek on May 18, 2024! Join us for an interpreted tour along 2nd Creek led by MSNHA Director Carrie Crawford where we will watch for wildlife and explore local history on this beginner-friendly paddle experience lasting around two hours and four miles. We will begin and end our paddle at the Waterloo Boat Ramp in Waterloo, AL. Kayaks, PFDs, paddles, and other necessary equipment are all provided, free of charge. Participants must already know how to swim to participate.
Join Outdoor Chattanooga for a guided and equipped kayak adventure at the Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge, where the Hiwassee River meets the Tennessee River. Bring your binoculars or borrow ours to view a variety of birds that summer at the refuge. In the summer months, access all lands and waters within the refuge to observe resident and migrating birds, seasonal wildflower blooms, and great swaths of water hyacinths in Hiwassee Island’s inlets.
Learn to Kayak on safe back waters. Own a Kayak, bring it and join the fun! Come on out and “Beat the Heat” with a fun day of water play. Water Games, Slip N Slide, Water Balloons, Water Guns, and Refreshments. Fun for all ages, hope to see you there!
Local bands are invited to participate and entertain paddlers and the community as the Local Leadership Team hosts paddle events open to the public.
Join Outdoor Chattanooga and a local National Military Park Service interpretive ranger for an interpretive kayak tour on a section of the West Chickamauga Creek Blueway. This guided and equipped kayak tour is an adventure taking you on a journey to envision what it was like prior to and during the Battle of Chickamauga, getting thousands of Confederate soldiers across West Chickamauga Creek was not easy. With its steep banks and most of its bridges under Union control, other means of crossing the creek had to be found. This is where the various farmers’ fords came into play, several of which you will see and discuss on this tour.
Join us for a free paddle event! Tennessee Riverline Paducah-McCracken has single kayaks and tandem kayaks available to use. Those with their own kayaks are also invited to join. “Save the date”, more details to come!
