Georgia Rivers is hosting an exciting slate of river adventures for spring 2026. Sign up to paddle some of Georgia’s most scenic spots!

Georgia Rivers is offering scholarships for women, minorities, and low-income families to join our paddle trips.

Senate bill 511 is sparking recreational boating debate among Georgia lawmakers, as it determines what streams boaters can legally float through. The bill insists that boaters should be able to travel on any “floatable” stream in the state.

Georgia Rivers will host a Mardi Gras benefit party to celebrate and show support for Georgia Water Trails. Come groove to the sounds of local award-winning singer-songwriter Michelle Malone and feast on a fresh Georgia shrimp low country boil, Fat Tuesday pancakes, and King Cake.

Paddle Georgia 2026, a project of Georgia Rivers, opens registration on February 9. This week-long canoe/kayak adventure travels the Coosawattee and Oostanaula rivers on June 14 – 20.

Georgia Rivers and outdoor recreation parters will host Boaters Day at the Georgia Capitol February 12 to advocate for the Freedom to Float.

Georgia Rivers will host kayak fishing classes and trips in 2026, perfect for beginners and experts alike.

Georgia Rivers releases its river adventure schedule for 2026 just in time for the holidays.

Key leaders in stopping a mine proposal near the Okefenokee gathered at the Georgia Rivers Gala to call for full protection of Okefenokee’s Trail Ridge.

Paddlers can now discover more than 50 water trails on the free Georgia River Guide mobile app.