Video Canoe Canoe?
While the Huron River is undoubtedly the Ann Arbor area’s life blood (the city gets its drinking water from it, after all), it’s also a vital part of our park system, offering a wide variety of recreational opprtunities. Grab a paddle and get in. The water’s fine.
While the Huron River is undoubtedly the Ann Arbor area’s life blood (the city gets its drinking water from it, after all), it’s also a vital part of our park system, offering a wide variety of recreational opprtunities.
Click on the YouTube video below to get your feet wet and learn how kayaking, canoeing and paddleboating are a vital part of our community’s identity.
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