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‘Paddle at the Park’ features standup paddle board races for all age & skill levels

The 10th Annual Paddle at the Park standup paddle board race event will take place on Saturday, August 20 at Henderson Beach State Park in Destin. It offers races for all age […]

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The 10^th Annual Paddle at the Park standup paddle board race event will take place on Saturday, August 20 at Henderson Beach State Park in Destin.

It offers races for all age and skill levels, with its Kids’ Fun Paddle, 1-Mile Beginner Ride, 3-Mile Recreational Race, and 6-Mile Elite Race.

The weekend begins on Friday, August 19, with a Racer Welcome Party at BOTE and continues on Saturday morning with the races, which have staggered start times, beginning at 9 a.m.

Registration is now open and you can find all race details at PaddleAtThePark.com

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