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1 to 4 hour rental · Easy
Launch from Rotary Park and explore downtown Lansing at your own pace. This is the easiest same-location rental: paddle the Grand River, check out the Red Cedar confluence, and return to the River Town dock when your rental is finished.
1 to 1.5 hours · Easy
Launch at Moores Park across from the Eckert Power Station smokestacks, then paddle a wide, slower-moving section of the Grand River into downtown Lansing. This is the shortest downriver route and a good choice for newer paddlers who still want a point-to-point trip.
2 to 2.5 hours · Easy
Begin at Kruger's Landing and follow the Red Cedar River around Potter Park Zoo before joining the Grand River near River Point Park. The trip finishes downtown at Rotary Park, with wildlife, city views, and a few sections that can feel more technical when water is low.
3 to 4 hours · Moderate
Launch beside Jenison Field House on MSU's campus and paddle the Red Cedar through campus, wooded bends, and the Potter Park corridor before joining the Grand River for the final stretch to Rotary Park. This is a longer route for confident paddlers who can handle log jams, strainers, and changing river conditions.
Around 3 hours · Moderate
Start at Grand River Park near the Michigan Princess Riverboat and Lansing Boat Club, then follow the Grand River toward the Eckert smokestacks and downtown Lansing. This route includes a roughly 200-yard portage around Moores Park Dam before relaunching and finishing at Rotary Park.
2 to 4 hour rental · Easy
A calm lake option at Ralph Crego Park for paddlers who want flat water, easy exploring, or paddle board time away from the current. Launch and return from the same Fidelity Lake spot.
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River Town Adventures is a Lansing, Michigan kayak, canoe, and paddleboard outfitter offering downtown rentals, Grand River trips, Red Cedar River routes, group paddles, and seasonal glow paddle events.
The main downtown hub is at Rotary Park, 305 Riverfront Dr, Lansing, MI 48912. Some point-to-point river trips begin at other launch points and end at Rotary Park.
Guests can book online at booking.rivertownadventures.com, choose a trip and time, sign the liability agreement, and pay online to reserve equipment.
River Town Adventures shuttles boats and gear only. Guests are responsible for their own transportation between put-ins and take-outs on point-to-point trips.
Downtown Paddle Around, Power of the Grand, Zoo to the Shuffle, and Fidelity Lake are the most beginner-friendly options, depending on water levels, timing, and guest comfort.
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