Behind the Boats

We are closed for the season, but the river is currently at prime sandbar levels for private boaters with their own gear.

We are closed for the season, but the river is currently at a very stable 3,800-4,900 cfs. Expect rain today and cooler, windier conditions through the weekend.

It’s 82 degrees and the sandbars are huge, but we are closed for the season. River levels are currently near 3,619 cfs.

We are officially in the offseason and rentals are closed. The river is in a classic low-water band with massive sandbars and 80-degree weather forecast for the weekend.

We are officially closed for the season. The river is at a perfect 6,130 cfs, but our gear is packed away until May.

The rental season is officially closed as of October 1st. Current flows are great for sandbars, but heavy rain is hitting the valley today.

River levels are at a perfect 6,500 cfs with plenty of sandbars, though we are now in offseason mode and rentals have concluded for the year.

River levels are at a perfect 6,668 cfs for sandbars, but Wisconsin Canoe Company is now closed for the season.

We are now closed for the season. The river is at 11,100 cfs with some light drizzle today; private paddlers should see better sandbar availability later this week.

River flow is holding steady at 6,198 cfs with excellent sandbar availability. Watch out for a significant rain system moving in Saturday.

River levels are holding steady at 3,900 cfs, offering massive sandbars despite a damp shoulder-season forecast.

3,541 cfs and sunny. Sandbars are everywhere and the crowds have thinned out.

River is at 3,669 cfs with massive sandbars and wide-open availability for September paddling.

River levels are at a prime 4,000 cfs with massive sandbars, though a wet Friday is on the horizon before a perfect holiday weekend.

River is at 3,622 cfs with wide-open sandbars and temperatures near 90 degrees.

River levels are at 3,880 cfs, making for massive sandbars and easy paddling. Plenty of boats available for the weekend.

River levels are holding steady at 4,011 CFS with perfect sandbars and high-70s weather.

River levels are at a prime 4,350 cfs. Sandbars are massive and plentiful for the upcoming weekend.

River is at 4,028 cfs and dropping. Expect massive sandbars and light winds for the next several days.

River levels are at a classic 4,232 cfs with excellent sandbar availability. Saturday looks wet, but today and Friday are prime for camping.

River levels are at a perfect 4,484 cfs for sandbars. Excellent conditions today, but watch out for an inch of rain on Tuesday.

The river is at a perfect 4,036 cfs and dropping, meaning massive sandbars and easy navigation for the weekend.

River levels are at 5,743 cfs and dropping, creating perfect conditions for sandbar camping. With clear weather and plenty of gear available, it’s a prime week for a trip.

River is at a perfect 4,311 cfs today with plenty of sandbars. Heads up on over an inch of rain forecast for Friday.

Flows are holding steady at 3,382 cfs. Expect some thunderstorms today, followed by ideal sandbar conditions and mid-80s temps for the rest of the week.

River levels are at a perfect 3,300 cfs for sandbar camping. Heat is coming this weekend with plenty of boats still available.

River levels are in the 4,700 cfs sweet spot with sandbars everywhere. Rain today clears out for a near-perfect mid-week forecast.

River is at 6,400 cfs and dropping toward 4,100 cfs. Sandbars are massive and inventory is wide open.

River is at 6,167 cfs—ideal for sandbar camping. Highs near 90 with plenty of boat availability today.

River levels are at 8,500 cfs and dropping, creating excellent sandbar conditions for the weekend.