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Capture the greatest beauty of Walloon Lake, on this paddle-pedal loop. Since there is no current, launch can commence at Jones Landing or in the Village of Walloon Lake. After the 4.3 mile paddle, the pedal give a whole new experience. Locally termed The Seven Hills, beauty and grit go hand in hand on the North Shore Drive.
Take a dandy of a loop around beautiful Leland. Starting at Nedows Bay beach on Lake Leelanau, head South and around Brady’s Point. Turn into the river and float the lazy current into town. The boatlauch is on the left for east exit. Total float is 2.2 miles, with about 2/3 in Lake Leelanau. The nice feature is the return trip of only 0.6 miles through the neighborhoods of Leland.
This fine float touches 3 lakes of the Lower Chain of Lakes. Starting on Torch Lake, then down the Torch River into Lake Skegemog, then continuing Northeast into Elk Lake. The float is about 2/3 in the flat waters of Skegemog & Elk. Total float distance is 7.9 miles, and the return trip is only 2.9 miles.
Begin to paddle in the heart of the Lower Chain at the South end of Torch Lake, down the Torch River, and into Lake Skegemog. The river has a nice gentle current, and you may spot a huge Muskellunge lurking below. The float is 4.8 miles, with half being in the current of the river and half in the flat waters of the lake. The return ride is 2.4 miles.
This easy paddle in the heart of the Lower Chain starts at one of the most busy spots of the Chain of Lakes and ends in one of the most remote spots. Starting at the South end of Torch Lake, float the Torch River to Lake Skegemog. The river may be home to the biggest Muskellunge in the State of Michigan, as they are seen here in the clear shallow waters and the state records have been caught in the waters in the past. The float is 2.9 miles and the return is 2.4 miles.
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