Canoe

An Ice Age-Old Tale. At 435 miles, the mighty Wisconsin River flows from edge to edge in the state. A tributary of the Mississippi, the Wisconsin flows out of the Lac Vieux Desert, a spring-fed lake in the north near the boarder with the UP. The river you see today was formed in several stages due to glaciation during the last ice age; the upper river was formed from glacial meltwater runoffs, which slowly carved out the river as the glaciers retreated northward. Retreating glaciers also left in their wake what was known as Glacial Lake Wisconsin: a prehistoric body of water held in place by

Are you ready for an exhilarating escape into the heart of Wisconsin's natural beauty? Look no further than WI River Outings, your ultimate destination for unforgettable canoe and kayak experiences. In this blog, we'll delve into two captivating 2-day, 1-night trips offered by our client, providing you with a detailed guide on prices, facilities, and everything you need to make the most out of your adventure.
Discover the hidden gems of Wisconsin through our client's expertly curated canoe and kayak trips. From the tranquil River Serenity Expedition to the exhilarating Rapids Challenge Exped

Rent one of our high-quality canoes or kayaks for half a day to up to 7 days of paddling a section of the Lower Wisconsin River. Book your canoes and kayaks now.Rent one of our lightweight 16' Wenonah canoes for half a day or up to 7 days paddling a section of the Lower Wisconsin River. With the river current rolling along at roughly 3 mph, it will take approximately 30 hours to paddle the entire 92 miles of the Lower Wisconsin River, should that be your goal. See more about the “hardest working river in the country”.