State and local leaders celebrated the addition of a new kayak launch at Lake Guntersville State Park with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, August 29, 2025.
The seven different projects are being awarded a total of $25,000. The ASRT program’s goal is to improve freshwater recreation opportunities, accessibility and safety through Alabama’s waterways.
Bear Creek Collaborative has completed a new adaptive kayak dock on Big Bear Creek and is preparing to add specialized equipment with the help of a $5,000 grant from the Alabama Scenic River Trail’s Waterway Enhancement Program.
The new portable kayak launch on Autauga Creek, courtesy of the Autauga Creek Improvement Committee and a grant provided by Alabama Scenic River Trail's Waterway Enhancement Program, was recently opened for paddlers to enjoy.
ASRT is awarding funds to support the purchase of life jackets for adults and children attending the Sawyerville RiverFest, increasing community education on water safety.
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The Pea River now stands as one of the safest for paddlers.
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The town also has a big recreation scene. For the past few years, it has helped to host the Great Alabama 650, the world's longest annual paddle race.
Mile markers are soon coming to Autauga Creek in Prattville. The Alabama Scenic River Trail handed off the mile markers to the Autauga Creek Improvement Committee during a ceremony Wednesday.
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