Explore all the beautiful rivers Missouri has to offer. From gentle family floats to exciting rapids, find your perfect river adventure with real-time conditions and detailed guides.
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Missouri's most popular float trip destination with crystal-clear spring-fed waters
Scenic tributary of the Current River with excellent swimming holes
Popular river close to St. Louis with beautiful spring and state park
Spring-fed river famous for trout fishing at Bennett Spring
Wild and Scenic River with pristine waters and remote floating
Missouri's longest river with diverse scenery and excellent fishing
Peaceful river through Mark Twain National Forest
Clear waters with Class II rapids and swimming holes
Popular creek near St. Louis with swimming holes
Small scenic creek with clear water and bluffs
Trophy trout fishing destination with cold spring waters
Scenic river near Springfield with smallmouth bass fishing
Clear spring-fed river in Southwest Missouri with scenic float trips
Missouri offers some of the best float trips in the United States, with crystal-clear spring-fed rivers winding through the beautiful Ozark Mountains. Whether you're planning a DIY float trip or looking for guided tours, our comprehensive river guides provide everything you need for the perfect adventure.
From the famous Current River to the family-friendly Elk River, Missouri's rivers offer diverse experiences for every skill level. Each river has its own unique character, from gentle floats perfect for families to exciting rapids for adventure seekers.
Use our real-time water level data and crowd predictions to choose the perfect time for your float. Our DIY planning tools help you coordinate vehicles, find access points, and estimate float times. With over 500 mapped access points and detailed river sections, you'll have everything needed for a successful self-guided adventure.
Always check current conditions before floating. Missouri law requires children under 7 to wear life jackets at all times. Glass containers are prohibited on most rivers. Respect private property along riverbanks and practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve these beautiful waterways for future generations.