Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Erin Fanning
Just in time for summer, a new, one-of-a-kind website:
This website introduces Michigan kayakers and bicyclists to the niche sport of biyaking—simply using a bicycle, instead of two motorized vehicles, for the shuttle between the put-in and takeout when paddling.
The free online guide includes recommended biyaking trips across Northern Lower Michigan for all ages with information about location, distance, highlights, difficulty, and maps. Over time, the site will expand to include biyaking routes from the entire state. For michiganbiyaking.com creators, Erin Fanning and Keith Radwanski, biyaking has come to mean hours spent exploring Michigan’s rural roads, sandy two-tracks, and twisting single-tracks, followed by a paddle down one of its many rivers. It’s the perfect combination of the two sports, and the only way Erin and Keith have kayaked 35 (and counting) Michigan rivers. With more than 11,000 inland lakes, 6.8 million acres of state and national forest, 3,251 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, and 36,000 miles of rivers and streams, Michigan is truly a paddling and pedaling paradise. Visit michiganbiyaking.com for more information.
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