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Effective Monday July 7^th, 2008 the Rental Rate of Kayak / Canoes will be $20.00 per person. All reservations must be done via our web store prior to the day of rental. If you do not have reservations on the day of paddle, then just show up at our rental location and catch the next available shuttle. You can hang out at our upstairs Java and Juice bar or café all with free internet access, maps of the river and educational information. Our shuttles run every two hours from 8 AM through 2 PM and carry up to 24 paddlers on each run. Be sure to arrive at least one hour early to sign in and get fitted with the appropriate gear. Our location is highlighted in the map below When you arrive at the location you will see our store front as shown below. Our standard trip is from Buford Dam to Settles Bridge. See the map below for an overview of the trip. As you plan your drive to the Dam Store, be sure to car pool to save gas and to save parking space. If there is not parking available at the Dam Store, you will need to plan to park your car at the take out. If you plan to meet our shuttle van at Settles Bridge, we will take you to the Dam Store to get checked in with your gear and then drop you off with all gear at the put in just below the Dam. Leave your car at the take out at Settles Bridge. Plan to arrive to meet the shuttle at the scheduled times to check in the canoe, paddles and PFDs and then you leave from there. Requirements Minimum age 18 (or 8 with an accompanying adult) Picture ID Payment made with credit/debit card or cash Renters must sign liability waver and rental contract Demonstrate paddling knowledge Rental Plan for Lake Lanier Currently the Corps of Engineers requires that you transport your canoe / kayak on you own vehicle to and from the lake. What you may see while on the Chattahoochee River The Scenery while paddling down the river is very lush greenery, large rock formations and crystal clear waters. You may and probably will see a variety of species of ducks, including wood ducks, mallards and many others that call the Chattahoochee home. Large Birds called Blue Herrings are all over and nest high in the tree tops but feed on the fish in the river, so you will frequently see them in the water. Raccoons, Deer, and a variety of birds are also frequently spotted. The Chattahoochee is filled with Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Brook Trout, and Shoal Bass. We are the southern most part of the state where Trout thrive. The waters of the Chattahoochee seldom reach over 56 degrees and create a great micro environment with cools the air close to the water.
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