I guess it depends on if you prefer technicality and challenge over scenery.If comfortable with it being a bit more technical and less reliable water levels I give the Yellow and Volga the edge.
I’ve never been to the UP but have done some northern stretches of the St Croix/Namekogon.I mean the Upper Iowa is great (along with the Volga) but have you been?
I guess it depends on if you prefer technicality and challenge over scenery.
The Yellow is definitely more challenging, as are places in the UP or northern WI. I think the sheer beauty of the Upper Iowa valley is unmatched.
Story County is doing work at Soper's Mill. It is not open to the public at this time.Has anybody used the kayak launch at Soper's Mill between Ames and Story City?
What’s the river in Wisconsin you can go down that turns into a massive bead and booby party?
Floating rivers is fun and has good scenery. But agreed on the shorelines and caves. Nothing else I have kayaked even remotely compares to some of the Lake Superior shorelines.Yeah and my preferences are to be more deeply imbedded into forested areas.
It's not streams/rivers but paddling the sea caves of the great lakes and other shoreline sections is pretty great.
Yeah, I'm referring to being on rivers/streams. Out on the Great Lakes is a different animal altogether.Yeah and my preferences are to be more deeply imbedded into forested areas.
It's not streams/rivers but paddling the sea caves of the great lakes and other shoreline sections is pretty great.
We live in Michigan now... thinking of getting some kayaks... they are very cheap up here on marketplace and or craigslist... I have a 3 year old... anyone have a good model to look for with a small child (2 holer, she wont be going alone)
Most of the shoreline stuff can be done with any kayak. I’ve got a 13 foot sit on top and I have zero issues going out on Superior on calm days. Just pay attention to the wind and wave forecast and all good.Yeah, I'm referring to being on rivers/streams. Out on the Great Lakes is a different animal altogether.
My preference is rugged scenery to deep forests. Deep forests have their own charms, but the last time I did the northern St Croix I came back thinking it was nothing but trees, slow water, and swarms of mosquitoes.
Apple riverWhat’s the river in Wisconsin you can go down that turns into a massive bead and booby party?
Lol, sure bud, we can all tell you typed that with a smirk on your face. We all know why men like that stretch.You may need to be more specific for location but The Apple River is probably what you're thinking of.
I think it actually has some very cool stretches away from the nonsense but I have no desire to do that much work to find the quiet.
Yeah, I'm referring to being on rivers/streams. Out on the Great Lakes is a different animal altogether.
My preference is rugged scenery to deep forests. Deep forests have their own charms, but the last time I did the northern St Croix I came back thinking it was nothing but trees, slow water, and swarms of mosquitoes.
Don't be a pud,...GO HARD!!!! Any hillside in Iowa.
Or a quieter excursion.
Lol, sure bud, we can all tell you typed that with a smirk on your face. We all know why men like that stretch.