The lower canyon of the Kinnickinnic River is a natural spring-fed class I trout stream that runs approximately eight miles from River Falls to the St. Croix River. Birds and wildflowers cover the shore line, and prehistoric great blue herons stretch their wings up and down the river. The river has little to no development and is actively protected by the Kinnickinnic River Land Trust. The lower canyon has wider and swifter waters than the upper portion and has a few difficult turns along the way..

We're excited to be expanding to a new river this year in Yorktown, Indiana. The White River is a beautiful, idyllic river and is the main tributary to the Wabash River.