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There’s much to learn and know about Sauk County and its chambers of commerce. Use these shortcuts to tap into the Sauk way of life that much quicker.BarabooA charming small town, Baraboo is famous for its circus history and Devil's Lake State Park.ReedsburgReedsburg is a recreational paradise that is home to the 400 State Trail and Railway Museum.Sauk PrairieMinutes from the state capital, Sauk Prairie is a gateway to the lower Wisconsin River Valley and Baraboo Bluffs.Spring GreenSpring Green attracts visitors with sightseeing wonders like Taliesin and House on the Rock.Wisconsin DellsA true tourist's paradise, Wisconsin Dells is host to amusement and water parks galore.
Lazy Beaver Race
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Lazy Beaver Race
July 29, 2023 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
$20 – $25
The Reedsburg Kiwanis is sponsoring the 23rd annual Lazy Beaver Canoe and Kayak Race on the Baraboo River on Saturday, July 29, 2023. The race’s starting point is in LaValle on the south side of the river, east of the Highway 58 bridge. The finish line is the Granite Avenue boat landing in Reedsburg, where the awards ceremony and post race picnic are also held.
The race begins at 10 a.m. with paddlers released in timed intervals in order to space out paddlers on the river, which is narrow in many spots.
The entry fee is $20 per paddler up until July 15. After that the entry fee is $25 per paddler. The entry fee includes a Lazy Beaver water bottle/or t-shirt (Limited supply of shirts) and a picnic lunch of sandwiches and pop after the race.
Register online at https://friendsoftheboo.org/
Early entry is encouraged as it helps Kiwanis in pre-race planning. Any profits from the race go toward river-related improvement efforts and youth-related projects.