Friends of the Club

The Friends of the Club page is dedicated to recognizing and supporting the organizations, businesses, nonprofits, and individuals who have supported the West Michigan Kayaking Club and share our passion for the outdoors.

These are our friends, our supporters, and fellow outdoor enthusiasts who believe in adventure, community, and protecting Michigan’s natural resources. From exploring our waterways to promoting trails, conservation, and outdoor recreation, we’re proud to recognize those who help make these adventures possible.

Good people. Shared passions. Wild adventures.

Become a Friend of the Club!

Do you or your organization share our passion for Michigan’s outdoors? We invite you to become a Friend of the West Michigan Kayaking Club!

Whether you’re a business, nonprofit, outdoor organization, or individual supporter, we’d love to connect with you. Help us promote outdoor adventures, support our waterways, and strengthen Michigan’s outdoor community.

Your support matters. Let’s work together to keep Michigan’s outdoor spirit alive!

Thank you to all our friends and supporters. We couldn’t do it without you!


Head Waters Trails INC

Headwaters Trails Inc banner over a photo of paddlers on the Shiawassee River: 'Headwaters Trails in the Shiawassee River area strives to ensure everyone is able to enjoy the beauty of nature along our water and land trails.'

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Who is Headwaters Trails?

Headwaters Trails Inc. is a non-profit group (501 c3) dedicated to the construction of a trail network in NW Oakland County’s Headwaters region. We are currently in the planning stages of trail development. The trails span several municipalities, including the townships of Groveland, Holly, Rose, and Springfield, and the Village of Holly. Headwaters Trails Inc. operates with the support of a variety of public, private and business sources interested in promoting local trails and recreational activities. 

https://headwaterstrailsinc.org

From The Kayakers Journal: Headwaters Trails Inc.: Building Trails, Protecting Our Waterways, and Bringing Communities Together