Top 5 Paddle Boarding Places in America

 

Top 5 Paddle Boarding Places in America

 

 

Florida Keys, Florida

 

There aren't many places better than the Florida Keys for coastal paddleboarding. The Florida Keys, a coral island off the southern tip of Florida, is 137 square miles of tropical beach with fantastic spots to exit and get out into the ocean virtually anywhere throughout the archipelago.

If Florida Keys' coast isn't your cup of tea, you can paddle through the Mangroves in the Florida Keys. All species of fish, crab, shrimp, oysters, snappers, and other creatures use the mangroves as nurseries. The mangroves also serve as nesting grounds for many species of birds.

 

Oahu, Hawaii

 

Hawaii is a fantastic destination known for having some of the best surf areas in the world, but you may be surprised to learn that it is also known as the home of paddleboarding. It's a terrific area to go paddleboarding, with some incredible spots to visit such as Waikiki Beach, Waimea Bay's coral reefs, Lanikai beach, and Sunset Beach.

 

San Diego, California

 

Boasting year-round wonderful weather, it's hard not to include San Diego, California, in our list. You can visit La Jolla Cove, a local marine sanctuary. This place is teeming with rays, jellyfish, leopard sharks, jellyfish, turtles, and more.

 

Alaska

 

For this Alaskan adventure, ditch the swimsuits and put on your cold-weather gear! Alaska is a terrific destination that will give you lifelong memories. There are numerous lakes peppered around Alaska that you can visit and explore, providing ample opportunities for SUP excursions.

If you prefer flatwater SUP, you must visit Wasilla Lake, which is located in Matanuska Valley. The Eklutna Lake may be more suitable for individuals seeking a less windy environment. Wild bears, humpback whales, and harbor seals are common sightings, and the fauna varies from day to day.

 

Black Lake, Nevada

 

While many people connect Nevada with the dazzling lights of Las Vegas, the state has many other intriguing places to visit. A SUP paradise located 45 minutes outside of the Las Vegas strip may be the city's best kept secret.

The Black Canyon, which runs alongside the Colorado River, has long been renowned as the ultimate location for kayaking, but it's also ideal for SUP.