Paddling | Martin County

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Endless Waterways To Explore

Three aquatic preserves within the biodiverse Indian River Lagoon

The Loxahatchee River, one of two designated National Wild and Scenic rivers in Florida

The South Fork of the St Lucie River, whose scenery transports you back to “Old Florida”

The St Lucie Inlet that leads you out to the Atlantic Ocean

And so much more!

No kayak? No problem!

Check out one of our local outfitters to rent a kayak for your adventure or for a guided experience!

Three people kayaking on a calm river surrounded by green trees under a blue sky.

Celebrate Paddle Sports Month!

November is Florida Paddlesports Month! As the temperatures cool down, it is the perfect time of the year to get out and paddle. Here in Martin County we have over 37 miles of connected paddling trails to explore, from the biodiverse Indian River Lagoon to the tranquil waters of the St. Lucie River. Explore our page to learn how you can hit the water!

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Exploring the Paddle Trails

Adventure flows through Martin County’s scenic waterways. From tranquil mangrove tunnels to wide-open estuaries shimmering under the Florida sun, every paddle offers a chance to connect with nature and discover something new. Spot playful dolphins and gentle manatees, glide past wading birds in the shallows, and experience the peaceful beauty of our rivers, creeks, and lagoons.

Whether you’re a seasoned paddler or just starting out, Martin County offers an incredible variety of routes to explore. Journey along the famed Florida Circumnavigational Trail, meander through the St. Lucie River and Indian River Lagoon trails, or venture into the wild and scenic Loxahatchee River. With both local blueways and regional trails to choose from, every outing promises a unique way to experience the heart of Florida’s Treasure Coast.