My husband and I are novice kayakers -- all 4-5 times on lakes not rivers, so we were a bit nervous about the cascades, but we managed. It helped that we were there on a Monday in the fall and there was virtually no one...More
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My husband and I are novice kayakers -- all 4-5 times on lakes not rivers, so we were a bit nervous about the cascades, but we managed. It helped that we were there on a Monday in the fall and there was virtually no one...More
8 of us rented 4 double kayaks for about $27 each. We had 6 adults and 2 under 16. The first part of the river had small rapids and we got pretty wet but it was fun. The rest of the way we paddled and...More
You can do thus trip a couple ways. You can rent tubes at the livery and run the Argo cascades. There are about 8 cascades. Takes anywhere from 20 minutes to 45 minutes to ride depending on how much you want to relax. Only takes...More
My husband and I decided to go here for kayaking which I had never done and he has. We explained to the workers that I was nervous about going. They were really friendly and took the time to explain things to us and helped us...More
We came here on a Sunday around 1130am and the main parking is already full but offload parking isn’t too far away and plenty of spots still. There’s a walking trail from the other parking spot to the livery. Friendly staff. You first sign the...More
My overall opinion is this is a great river to kayak down. It starts with some rapids which you can tube, get out, tube again. Or you can kayak through them and continue on for about an hour and a half. The current does a...More
Came in with our 4 kids on a great 80 degree day. Parking was busy but easy to get to and cost was reasonable $10 per person for tube. Water was clean, cool, and easy for anyone to enjoy. The walk back to the beginning...More
Canoes and kayaks can be rented here, and the whole area has a lot of walking trails and places to sit along the river and spend an afternoon in the sun quietly enjoying nature.
We rented tubes from the Livery and they give you a life vest to wear as well. There are a few ways to enter the cascades. Near the top, before the bridge, into deep water or past the bridge onto one of the limestone jetty's....More
I went to Argo Canoe with two friends. I forgot shoes for the water, so I purchased some at Argo Canoe for $12. We watched a safety video, placed our stuff in a locker, and then went to the dock. My friends and I all...More