3 rivers looking great, 4 running high. Check the details before you head out!
A tributary of the Huzzah, offering intimate floating through wooded hills with relatively consistent water levels.
A National Scenic Riverway fed by massive springs, known for crystal-clear water and excellent floating year-round.
A designated National Scenic River offering remote floating through the Mark Twain National Forest.
A smaller, spring-fed stream in the Meramec basin known for quick floats and family-friendly conditions.
A spring-fed tributary of the Current River within the National Scenic Riverways, great for shorter float trips.
One of the longest free-flowing rivers in the region, winding through scenic bluffs and popular with paddlers of all levels.
A scenic stream known for leisurely summer floats and beautiful surroundings.
All condition data is provided by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) through their Water Services API. Readings are updated hourly and typically lag real-time conditions by 15-60 minutes.
