easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with basic swimming ability recommended
Take a refreshing four-mile float on Missouri’s Huzzah and Meramec Rivers with Ozark Outdoors. Perfect for families seeking fun in nature, this trip offers calm waters, striking bluffs, and a scenic finish at Ozark Outdoor Resort.
July - Oct • 4-5 hours • All Vessels • Tubes stop at 12pm • Perfect for families!
Embark on an exhilarating four-mile river adventure, perfect for a quick escape from the daily grind. Experience the thrill of floating two miles on the Huzzah and two miles on the Meramec River, culminating at the scenic Ozark Outdoor Resort. Ideal for families, this trip promises unforgettable fun and relaxation!
Embark on an exhilarating four-mile river adventure, perfect for a quick escape from the daily grind. Experience the thrill of floating two miles on the Huzzah and two miles on the Meramec River, culminating at the scenic Ozark Outdoor Resort. Ideal for families, this trip promises unforgettable fun and relaxation!
Life jackets are required for children under 13 and highly recommended for all participants to ensure safety on the river.
To protect the fragile river environment, do not bring Styrofoam coolers or glass containers on the float.
Water flow can fluctuate seasonally; check conditions before your trip as some floats or vessels may be restricted for small children or light riders.
Even on shaded river stretches, sunscreen, hats, and UV protective clothing help prevent sunburn during the float.
The Meramec River served as an important route for Native American tribes and early settlers in Missouri.
Ozark Outdoors actively supports riverbank restoration initiatives to maintain water quality and protect native habitats.
Critical for safety on the water, particularly for children and weaker swimmers.
Protects skin from prolonged sun exposure during the float.
summer specific
Keeps you warm during cooler river temperatures and windy conditions.
spring|fall specific
Provides foot protection when entering or exiting the river and on rocky shorelines.
summer specific