Start out at the boat ramp at johnny Appleseed park, on Harry Baals Dr. Paddle down river to the confluence, then head up stream on the St Mary's River to Promenade Park's boat pier. Along the way, you'll pass by Headwaters and Lawton Parks, the MLK bridge, and The Old Fort.  You can stop at Stevie's Island and rest, hang out or bring your own lunch. Or stop at Don Hall's THE DECK, and get some drinks or a bite to eat.

Start out at Foster Park, paddle downstream along the St Mary's River to Promenade Park. Along the way you can see Foster Park, suspension bridge, Guldin Park, and the historic Wells St walking bridge. You can also stop at Curlys Village Inn along the way!

Start out at the Mayhew Rd boat launch. Paddle downstream along forested river banks to the Shoaff park boat launch. 

Start at the Anthony Blvd bridge, access off of Niagra Dr. There is a steep gravel ramp down to the water. This paddle lets you float down the maumme river to the Kreager Park boat launch along the river greenway and N. River Rd. This is an easy paddle that takes about two hours, depending on water levels.

Start out at Promenade Park and paddle down the St Mary's River. You can stop at THE DECK, see the historic Old Fort, stay to the right at the confluence and float into the Maumee River. Get out before the Hosey Dam, which is just upstream of Anthony Blvd.

This trip takes you from the boat ramp on County Road 68 to the boat ramp in Leo-Cedarville on SR1. Enjoy a quiet scenic paddle through rural forest and farmland.  View the historic Spencerville Covered Bridge. Expect to see turtles, blue heron, cranes, and many small mammals. If you are quiet, you might even see a few deer along the way! 

Get in at the boat launch on Grabill Rd off of SR1. Paddle around and return to the boat launch when finished. The St Joe River flows slow enough here to allow you to paddle upstream or downstream without any problems. A good beginners paddle. Visit Riverside Park, playground and splash pad on the other side of SR1

Get in at Tonkel road and float downstream past the Hirsch Road bridge, and down to SR1. There is a small rocky damn towards the end of this paddle that you will have to paddle over, but is navigable fairly easily. There may be several shallow spots along this trip, so you may have moments where you will have to either scooch along, or get out and walk beside your boat for a few feet to deeper water. There are also several obstacles to navigate at times, including fallen trees. However, this trip is our house favorite. Easy access, lots of nature to see, we often see many animals along the way. our guides have plenty of experience on this trip to help you along and keep you from having to get out of your boat, if you would choose to have one. We recommend packing some lunch, and stopping at one of the many sandbars along the way. The kids also like to take time to swim, eat lunch, and  collect mussels and shells.