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Experience Missouri's Elk River with Six Person Cabin Float Trips - Noel

Experience Missouri's Elk River with Six Person Cabin Float Trips

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for those in moderate physical condition; paddling requires basic endurance and arm strength.

Overview

Discover the Elk River near Noel, Missouri, with a unique six-person cabin plus float trip package. Perfect for groups seeking scenic, family-friendly paddling adventures paired with cozy lodging.

Noel, Missouri

Six Person Cabins: Float Trip Add-On

Starting at $210 l 6 Mile Trip l Required Add-On

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Embark on an exhilarating 6-mile float trip with friends or family, choosing from rafts, canoes, or kayaks. This unique experience combines adventure on the water with cozy cabin accommodations, ensuring a memorable getaway. Gather your group of six or more for a day filled with fun and camaraderie in nature.

Rates

  • 8 Man Raft: $280 - $320
  • 6 Man Raft: $210 - $240
  • Canoe: $70 - $80 *2 Person Canoe
  • Kayak: $45 - $50 - *Single Person Kayak Canoes for ages 10years and up only.

Duration

6 Mile Trip

About

Six Person Cabins Required Float Trip Add-Ons

All lodging reservations require a minimum one day of rafting, canoeing, or kayaking. The combination of float rentals must add up to accommodate the number of people occupying the unit(s) with a minimum of six (6) people.

Adventure Tips

Choose the right raft size

Ensure your float trip add-ons match your group size for a comfortable and safe trip on the Elk River.

Wear layers for river conditions

Temperatures can vary especially in spring; dress in quick-dry and warm layers to stay comfortable.

Secure your gear

Bring waterproof bags or containers to keep personal belongings dry while on the water.

Check canoe age restrictions

Canoeing is available only for ages 10 and up—plan accordingly if traveling with younger kids.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Great blue heron
  • River otter

History

The Elk River region has long been a resource for indigenous peoples and early settlers, with its waters central to local livelihoods and recreation.

Conservation

Efforts focus on maintaining water quality and preserving riparian habitats to ensure a healthy ecosystem for wildlife and paddlers alike.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

PFD (Personal Flotation Device)

Essential

Required for safety on all float trips along the Elk River.

summer specific

Quick-dry clothing

Essential

Helps maintain comfort during paddling and in warm weather.

summer specific

Waterproof dry bag

Essential

Protects valuables from splashes or accidental submersion.

Layered clothing

Useful for unpredictable spring temperatures along the river.

spring specific