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Sugar River Outfitters Canoe & Kayak Rental

View Website Favorite (1) 6889 Canal Street (Paoli) - Verona, WI 53593
Information: 608-692-7910

May-September, Friday-Sunday & Holidays: 9am-5pm. Additional hours on request.

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Sugar River Outfitters is a Canoe & Kayak rental service located just south west of Madison, WI. We offer all equipment, safety gear, and shuttle services. We operate on a section of the Upper Sugar River which has miles of picturesque paddling great for all ages and abilities. For all reservations and more information please visit us online. 

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  • Features
    • On Water
    • Pets Welcome/Inquire
  • Kayak
    • Yes
  • Canoeing, Kayaking and SUP Services Available
    • Rentals
    • Shuttle
    • Outfitter
  • Canoe
    • Yes

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