6 Person Raft on the River
Enjoy the breath-taking beauty of the Ozarks by floating the famed Current River in the Ozark National Scenic Riverways. Silver Arrow Canoe Rental is located 17 miles south of Salem on Highway 19.
Silver Arrow Canoe Rental is an authorized National Park Service Concessioner in business since 1968. We rent canoes,kayaks and 4 and 6 person rafts on the Upper Current River.
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A floating adventure on the Current River in the Missouri Ozarks can be enjoyed by all ages. The Current River
is the most spring fed of the Ozark Rivers. There are numerous springs and caves along the river and good gravel
bars for overnight floaters. Whether you are rafting on the Current River, Kayaking on the Current River or Canoeing on the Current River, we can assist you in planning the perfect float trip.
The Current River is an easy to medium, Class I and sometimes Class II in terms of difficulty. Upper Current River water temperature ranges from 58 to 65 degrees. Average gradient is 4.4 feet of drop per mile of river.
Average floating time is 2.5 miles per hour.
Silver Arrow Canoe Rental is an authorized National Park Service Concessioner in business since 1968. We rent canoes,kayaks and 4 and 6 person rafts on the Upper Current River.
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A floating adventure on the Current River in the Missouri Ozarks can be enjoyed by all ages. The Current River
is the most spring fed of the Ozark Rivers. There are numerous springs and caves along the river and good gravel
bars for overnight floaters. Whether you are rafting on the Current River, Kayaking on the Current River or Canoeing on the Current River, we can assist you in planning the perfect float trip.
The Current River is an easy to medium, Class I and sometimes Class II in terms of difficulty. Upper Current River water temperature ranges from 58 to 65 degrees. Average gradient is 4.4 feet of drop per mile of river.
Average floating time is 2.5 miles per hour.
No glass containers or Styrofoam coolers are allowed on
Current River. Enforced by the NPS Ranger staff.
Current River. Enforced by the NPS Ranger staff.
Current River
