Kayaking in Indiana
Kayaking Trips in Indiana
Indiana is crossed with creeks and rivers that offer numerous put in and take out locations for a perfectly tailored trip of any length! Indiana awaits you to explore what it has to offer! Find canoeing trips for every level of canoeist. Whether you're looking for a guided trip, canoe rentals, self-guided, day trip, multi-day trip, or anything in between, there's a canoe trip in Indiana for you. If you've paddled Indiana before, be sure to share your trip with the rest of us!
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Guide to Kayaking in Indiana
Paddle under numerous covered bridges on Sugar Creek and follow it through the natural beauty of Turkey Run State park! Or, check out some other great river and read trip reports from your fellow Hoosier paddlers!
- White River
- Tippecanoe River
- Blue River
- Wabash River
Read on for guides to planning your own paddling trip to Indiana, seeking out an outfitted trip, connecting with other Indiana paddlers, and many other resources!
Kayaking Locations in Indiana
If you want to plot your own route, check out all paddling locations in Indiana! Search thousands of put-in and take-out locations on our Paddling Locations Map and be sure to download the Go Paddling app where you can save favorites or create and share a float plan!
Plan a Kayaking Trip in Indiana
Over the years, many of our paddlers have paddled throughout Indiana and were so generous to share their paddling experiences with us in a community trip report. Read a few examples of Indiana community trip reports below:
Have you paddled in Indiana? Post Your Trip and share with the community!
Connect with Kayakers in Indiana
Looking to connect with other paddlers in Indiana? Below are some resources to help get you started:
- Check out the Paddling.com Message Boards
- Paddle with the Hoosier Canoe & Kayak Club
Articles about Indiana Paddling
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