LONG LAKE TO LIVERY

An hour and a half float that starts up river and flows down through the beautiful Anthony Wayne Preserve. A perfect trip for beginners or someone who is short on time but just has to get out on the river. (3 miles)

BOOKS-327

This trip is one of the shortest trips that PRCC offers. This is an all river 2-1/2 hour float down to the 327 Bridge and is a great trip for beginners, small children, or those who are not sure if canoeing is for them. (6 miles)

BOOKS-REFUGE

The Books-Refuge trip is an all river trip that is approximately 3 hours long. You will be shuttled to the departure site and then shuttled back to PRCC from Refuge Bridge. It is a great all river trip. (8 miles)

BLACKMAN BRIDGE

On this trip you will be shuttled to Blackman Bridge, which is just up river from Hogback Lake. From here you will paddle through this scenic lake and float down river to the 327 Bridge where you will be picked up and shuttled back to PRCC. This trip is approximately 3-1/2 hours. (10 miles)

BOOKS-SPERO

On this trip canoers are put in at Books bridge and float down through the beautiful Fish and Wildlife Preserve to the Spero Bridge where they are picked up and brought back to PRCC. This is a 4-1/2 hour trip. (13 miles).

THE LAKES

This trip departs from Pigeon River Canoe and Camp. Paddle your way through 3 fishing lakes for the first part of your trip and then all river for the last half to the 327 Bridge where you will be shuttled back to PRCC. This trip flows through upper Pigeon Creek and lasts about 4-1/2 hours. An excellent all day trip. (13 miles)

BLACKMAN BRIDGE TO SPERO

This trip is the longest of all the trips we offer. It’s the same as the Blackman Bridge trip except we added about five extra miles of all river that flows through the beautiful wildlife preserve. (15 miles)

AROUND-THE-CAMP-CANOEING

This is our self-serve canoeing adventure. Park by the river and grab a canoe, vest, and paddles and put yourselves into the river. Paddle up river or down river and when you are done just paddle back to the camp and pull your canoe out of the river. There are 6 lakes all within a 2 hour paddle, one way. Less expensive rates apply. Canoers are due back to camp by 8:00 pm.