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Whitewater
Kayaking and Rafting
the rivers of the
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National
Wild and Scenic Rivers
are America's free-flowing
treasures. Protected
under legislation
in 1968, these streams
let you enjoy a wild
ride through class
5 rapids, a peaceful
float casting for
trout, or a brisk
stroll along the bank. |
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By
state-Alabama,
Alaska,
Arizona,
Arkansas,
California,
Colorado,
Connecticut,
Delaware,
Florida,
Georgia,
Hawaii,
Idaho,
Illinois,
Indiana,
Iowa,
Kansas,
Kentucky,
Louisiana,
Maine,
Maryland,
Massachusetts,
Michigan,
Minnesota,
Mississippi,
Missouri,
Montana,
Nebraska,
Nevada,
New
Hampshire, New
Jersey, New
Mexico, New
York, North
Carolina, North
Dakota, , Ohio,
Oklahoma,
Oregon,
Pennsylvania,
Rhode
Island, South
Carolina, South
Dakota, Tennessee,
Texas,
Utah,
Vermont,
Virginia,
Washington,
West
Virginia, Wisconsin,
Wyoming
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Selected
Trips |
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St.
Francis River:
SR H Bridge to Captain
Creek Junction
The St. Francis River
rises from the foothills
north of Elephant
Rocks State Park and
flows northeast before
turning south outside
of Farmington. It
offers paddlers some
of the most challenging
whitew...
From the guidebook
"A Canoeing &
Kayaking Guide to
the Ozarks"
Frederickton,
MO - Whitewater
Paddling - 23.6 miles
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Spring
River: Dam
3 to Hardy
The Spring River begins
as the Warm Fork of
the Spring River north
of Thayer, Missouri.
Mammoth Spring, one
of the largest springs
in the state of Arkansas,
adds tremendously
to the volume of the
wate...
From the guidebook
"A Canoeing &
Kayaking Guide to
the Ozarks"
Ash Flat,
AR - Whitewater Paddling
- 16 miles
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Cloquet River: Island Lake
Dam to St. Louis River
The Cloquet races
through a series of
pools and easy rapids
to its confluence
with the St. Louis.
The lower Cloquet
provides good fishing
for smallmouth bass,
brown trout, and other
species. No part...
From the guidebook
"Paddling Minnesota"
Duluth, MN
- Whitewater Paddling
- 29 miles
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Cape
Fear River
The Cape Fear River
is formed by the confluence
of the Haw and Deep
Rivers, near Moncure
and Haywood, 10 miles
northeast of Sanford.
It flows through Lillington,
Fayetteville, Elizabethtown,
Wilmingto...
From the guidebook
"Paddling Eastern
North Carolina"
Wilmington,
NC - Flatwater
Paddling & Canoeing
- 170.5 miles
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Red
River: Upper
Red River to Lower
Red River
Originating in Wolfe
County, the Red River
flows northwest through
Powell County and
along the Estill–Clark
County line before
emptying into the
Kentucky River south
of Winchester. During
the early 19...
From the guidebook
"A Canoeing &
Kayaking Guide to
Kentucky"
Campton, KY
- Whitewater Paddling
- 66.9 miles
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