Posts Tagged rafts
Featured Outfitter – The Landing Current River
Posted by Will Hanke in Places to Float, Promotions on July 23rd, 2012
Everyone has a person in their life that is, let’s just say, froo-froo. They want the nicer things in life. They don’t like the hot days of summer, they don’t like the idea of sleeping on the hard ground, and they certainly don’t like the idea of eating from a can over a fire. While those things are all a part of the camping experience, we have to take the time and appreciate the differences between us all.
For those that want to avoid a hot tent, The Landing Current River is just the place. This riverside resort is you’re place to get a nice comfortable rest before and after your float trip. Read the rest of this entry »
Tips on Inner Tube Floating
Posted by Will Hanke in Float Trips, Tips & Tricks on June 4th, 2012
This summer many people will float on Missouri’s rivers in canoes or rafts. But a select few will enjoy a long, leisurely float on inner tubes, enjoying the scenery while staying cool in the water. With advanced planning, a successful float trip on inner tubes is even more enjoyable. Here are some tips for your float trip with inner tubes.
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Tips for Taking Kids on a Float Trip
Posted by Will Hanke in Float Trips on May 25th, 2010
The best way a family can make a float trip fun and safe is by planning and making a list of things needed for the excursion. Going on a family float trip can be an enjoyable experience and something kids of all ages are sure to enjoy. Depending upon the age of the child or children, there are a number of things which a parent will need to incorporate into the supplies, but the following article is designed to give you a basic understanding of what to take along.
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Reasons To Take A Raft On Your First Float Trip
Posted by Will Hanke in Float Trips, Tips & Tricks on April 8th, 2010
There are many people who enjoy packing up their families over the summertime and heading out for a float trip on their local river or lakes. If you are a first time floater however, you may find that you enjoy taking a raft versus a canoe for your first trip. Rafts offer many advantages over a canoe for a person who is not adept at the art of floating.
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