“Slow, No Wake Speed”
means the slowest speed at which it
is still possible to maintain steering and which does not create a wake.
Enforcement
The Cheboygan River is the head water of Michigan's famous Inland Waterway
Other Topics of Interest
We support the local community & it's businesses.
We are working with law enforcement to help reduce the No Wake violations on the river.
The C.R.P.A. is a proud member of the Michigan Sheriff's Association.
The preservation of the rivers water quality, conservation, wildlife and shoreline protection. There are many ways this can be achieved and some of them are outlined on the links page.
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Send us a completed membership form if you want to help us preserve the tranquility of the Cheboygan River
Michigan Boating Laws
Cheboygan Tribune Channel 7 & 4 News Detroit News
Community
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U.S.C.G. Marine Speed Laws
“No wake” is defined as the slowest possible speed required to maintain steerage and headway.
Membership
CHEBOYGAN RIVER - R281.716.3 - SLOW - NO WAKE SPEED.
On the waters of the Cheboygan River, town 37 north, range 1 west; town 38 north, range 1 west, city of Cheboygan. Benton and Inverness Townships, Cheboygan County, from outermost end of the west pierhead upstrean to Mullett Lake, it shall be unlawful for the operator of a vessel to exceed a slow- no wake speed.