Dip your paddle into one of the Mississippi Gulf Coast’s officially designated water trails and enjoy a uniquely adventurous perspective of the region’s abundant natural beauty and native wildlife.  The Pascagoula River, also known as the “Singing River”, is one of the largest free-flowing rivers in the United States and the last unimpeded major river system in the continental United States.

The Pascagoula Run Paddle Battle is an 11.5 mile race down the Pascagoula River for all types of human powered paddle craft.  The race will begin at Little River Marina in Moss Point and end at the LaPointe-Krebs House  in Pascagoula. Racers will drop their paddle craft at Little River Marina in Moss Point and then park their vehicles at LaPointe Krebs House in Pascagoula. Shuttles will be provided back to the race start.

Race Start:

Little River Marina

3200 Dumas Road

Moss Point, MS 39562

Race Finish/Participant Parking/Shuttle Pick-Up:

LaPointe-Krebs House

4611 Hickory Street

Pascagoula, MS 39567

Fees:

The registration fee is $45 per person through August 31st. Fees increase on September 1st to $55.  Swag bag and event t-shirt guaranteed if registered by  September 15th.

Registration Fees are Non-refundable.  Registration will not be allowed on race day.

What you get for your registration fee:

• A beautiful race course on the Pascagoula River - the largest unimpeded river in the lower 48 states!
• A race t-shirt
• A swag bag
• Lunch following the race with beverages (beer available for those over 21)
• A tour of the LaPointe-Krebs house and museum - one of the oldest houses in Mississippi!
• Custom trophies for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in each category
• Free shuttle service
• 4 Safety boats
• Two pull-out points with shuttle service:  one at 5 miles, one at 9 miles
• $250 cash prize to both the first male and the first female to cross the finish line
• Door prizes
• Post race party and 1:00 PM awards ceremony on the beautiful grounds of LaPointe-Krebs, over-looking the Pascagoula River
• An incredible day on the water with 100 of your newest, closest friends - come paddle the Pascagoula!