Huron River
Washtenaw / Wayne Co. · 130 mi · Class Riffles
997CFS/ 13.53 ft
Optimal→Stable· +27 cfs in 3h
Optimal: 300–1200 CFS · USGS #04174500
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National Water Trail (104 mi)
Michigan's only National Water Trail at 104 miles, the Huron flows through Ann Arbor and is the most accessible urban paddle in the state. A remarkable blend of city parks, wetlands, and natural areas along a surprisingly wild corridor.
Trip sections
Upper — Proud Lake to Milford, lakes and wetlands
Middle — Dexter to Ann Arbor, urban parks and natural areas
Lower — Flat Rock to Lake Erie, wider river
Outfitters
Argo Canoe Livery
City of Ann Arbor livery with Argo Cascades access
Heavner Canoe Rental
Canoe and kayak rentals on the upper Huron
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Data Quality
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