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Argo Park Canoe & Kayak

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Argo Park Canoe & Kayak is a kayak & canoe livery in Ann Arbor. They rent canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, and pedal boats for use on Argo Pond and Gallup Pond, or for river trips on the Huron River. Stillwater paddling is suitable for novice paddlers, while river trips through the Argo Cascades require an experienced paddler in the stern of each boat and all participants to be capable swimmers.

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Disciplines
Kayaking, Canoeing

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Around here

Around Argo Park Canoe & Kayak

10 mi

Public land: USGS PAD-US

Typical flow by month

1915 to 2026

The water at Argo Park Canoe & Kayak typically runs highest in March, at a median 778 cfs, and lowest in August, at 160 cfs. The highest flow on record for any single day is 5,840 cfs, in 1918.

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Typical flow by month at Huron River at Ann Arbor, MI, in cfs
MonthTypical (cfs)Usual range (cfs)
January397254 to 609
February390269 to 680
March778586 to 1,120
April757535 to 1,040
May501363 to 806
June334219 to 543
July199129 to 319
August160112 to 248
September163113 to 276
October214143 to 357
November374257 to 545
December395260 to 570

Typical is the median of each month’s daily median values, and the usual range runs from the median 25th to the median 75th percentile, across about 111 years of record. Statistics published by the US Geological Survey for Huron River at Ann Arbor, MI (site 04174500). Conditions on any given day can fall well outside the usual range. Check the current reading before you go.

Current conditions

Today · Sat

56Maybe/ 100

High 46°F · Wind 10 kt

CloudyHigh 46°F, low 35°FRain 3%Wind 10 kt, gusts 20

Streamflow

294 cfs

Normal (40th)

Water level

12.30 ft

Air quality

26 Good

Ann Arbor monitor, 19 km

National Weather ServiceBelow flood stage

Flood stage 16 ft. NWS reads 12.19 ft here.

NWS issues forecasts here only during high water.

Forecast from Open-Meteo global models (NOAA & ECMWF). Flood stages and forecasts: NOAA National Weather Service. Air quality: EPA Office of Atmospheric Protection via EPA AirNow. Preliminary data, not verified.