Our Marshes, Bayous and Bays make Louisiana a Paddlers Paradise.
If you’re not sure what route is perfect for your group, schedule some time with one of our GearMentors to get first hand info on local paddle trips.
WHERE TO GO KAYAKING
Magee’s Creek
Riffles and channel constrictions make the river challenging for the experienced canoeist. Located near Tylertown, Mississippi.
Canoe and Trail Outpost 601.876.6964 www.canoeandtrailoutpost.com
Canoe and Trail Outpost 601.876.6964 www.canoeandtrailoutpost.com
Okatoma Creek
The scenery along the Okatoma is exceptional. The river has many easy “rapids” that drop quickly over clay bars. There are several ledges that provide challenge to even experienced canoeist. The best part of the river is between Seminary and Sanford. Okatoma is near Hattisburg, MS.
Okatoma Outdoors 1.888.OKATOMA www.okatoma.com
Okatoma Outdoors 1.888.OKATOMA www.okatoma.com
Toro Bayou
Beautiful and remote, the Toro offers easy white water, rock gardens, an abundance of sand beaches, good fishing, and numerous side streams for exploration. Located Hwy. 392, two miles from Toledo Bend Dam.
Tack-A-Paw Expeditions 337.286.9337 or 800.256.9337 www.tackapaw.com
Tack-A-Paw Expeditions 337.286.9337 or 800.256.9337 www.tackapaw.com
Whiskey Chitto River
A gentle flowing stream with white quartz sand bars invite paddlers to swim, fish, and picnic. Located 9 miles north of Oberlin on Hwy. 26. About a 2 hour drive from Lafayette.
For the most current listings of rental operations on Whiskey Chitto, please google: whiskey chitto canoe rental
For the most current listings of rental operations on Whiskey Chitto, please google: whiskey chitto canoe rental
