What is Tuesday Night Race League?
TNRL is Jupiter’s longest-running weekly paddle race, bringing together competitive racers, first-timers, and weekend warriors every Tuesday night since 2013.
Starting on Tuesday March 10th, 2026 at 6PM, paddlers of all levels line up in protected Intracoastal waters for 1, 3, or 5 mile races, finishing dockside at Guanabanas.
Want the full breakdown? Learn more about TNRL here.
Register for the 2026 Season
Register for the 11 Week Season or an Individual Night.
Register with your own board, or one of our rental kayaks or paddleboards.
Who Is TNRL For?
- First-time paddlers
- Families lookin for an afternoon out
- Weekend warriors
- Competitive racers
- Cross-training athletes
- Anyone looking to meet people in Jupiter
TNRL FAQ | Tuesday Night Race League – Jupiter, Florida
Have questions about TNRL? Here’s everything you need to know about Jupiter’s Tuesday Night Race League — from race distances and rentals to standings, start times, and what to bring.
New to racing? Don’t worry. TNRL is built for all levels.
What is TNRL?
TNRL (Tuesday Night Race League) is Jupiter’s weekly paddle race held in protected Intracoastal waters at Guanabanas. Established in 2013, it’s a community-driven event welcoming paddlers of all skill levels.
How Much does TNRL Cost?
It is $10 to join us for TNRL if you have your own craft, $20 if you need a rental. We do offer season passes, $75 with your own craft, $150 for a rental. Click here to register!
When does TNRL start?
Tuesday March 10th, running for 11 weeks, to Tuesday May 19th. Races begin at 6PM End of year party on May 19th at Guanabanas.
Do I need to register in advance?
Yes! We love when you register early. Season passes are available now. Weekly entries are always available too, but rental boards are limited and can sell out. Pay online, in store, via phone or with cash on the dock.
Can beginners race?
Yes. TNRL offers multiple distances, including shorter options that are beginner-friendly. Families love to join us and those new to paddling.
Do I need my own board?
No. We have kayaks and paddleboards for rent! Call or reserve here!
What distances are offered?
Our courses are the 4.6 mile Power Lines Course, 3 mile Yacht Club Course and the 1 mile Fun Course!
Where does the race start?
We start in front of Guanabanas at 6 pm.
Where do you launch for TNRL?
Renters launch from our dock at Guanabanas. If you have your own board, launch from Burt Reynolds East, it is a sandy beach launch and you will see other paddlers doing the same.
Where is the Burt Reynolds Launch?
Burt Reynolds East, is the launch where the Palm Beach County Fire Station 18 is. A sandy beach kayak is at the back of the parking lot east of the boat ramp. It is a grass parking lot.
What should I bring?
If you are renting, we provide all the equipment. We recommend bringing water, change of clothes and towel. If you have your own board, life jacket, board/boat and paddle.
Do I have to race?
No, TNRL has something for everyone! If you want to cruise and chat with a friend, that is welcomed. If you want to workout, do that too. Or if you want to test your fitness, go ahead and mix it up.
Tuesday Paddle Race in Jupiter, Florida
Established in 2013, TNRL is one of the longest-running weekly paddle races in Florida and has become internationally recognized within the paddle community. Held every Tuesday night in protected Intracoastal waters at Guanabanas, the race draws competitive paddlers, first-time racers, and elite athletes from across the United States and around the world.
Over the years, TNRL has inspired similar weekly race formats nationwide and is widely regarded by top competitors as one of the premier community paddle races in the world.
