Frankfort by Moonlight

What better way to spend a Friday night in Frankfort than from the seat of a canoe, especially by moonlight. Check out the best the Kentucky River has to offer and a spectacular view of the capital city of Kentucky.
	These trips are done in our two 30 foot voyager canoes, capable of holding up to 16 adults. Experienced guides will inform you of the history of the Frankfort area and the Kentucky River as well as where our commuity is heading. On certain trips we are able to pass through the lock and dam in town. This is a added bonus on trips during the summer.
These trips depart from the Riverview Park in Frankfort, and last aprroximatley 2-3 hours. At the conclusion of most trips, there is a small fire and smores. This trip is done on Friday nights during the summer, and almost any other time for groups. For pricing and planned dates, go to:      ► Guided Trip Pricing  ► Calendar of Events

Dix River Spectacular

The Dix River below Lake Herington is located right in the middle of the Kentucky River Palisades. These awesome cliffs rise over 250 feet out of the water, and continue their way up the Dix River. Many pioneers to Kentucky, including the great Daniel Boone, stood atop these cliffs to glass the beautiful landscape of Kentucky.
This trip is a wonderful opportunity to see one of the prettiest stretches of river anywhere in the bluegrass. Friendly and knowledgeable guides will entertain you with historical information about the area, as well as take care of all the logistics for the trip. All you need to do is relax, paddle and enjoy the day.      This trip takes approximatley 4- 5 hours, and covers a distance of about 6 miles.
It is an up and back trip, so the put in is also the take out. It does include a one hour lunch break at the turn around point, lunch is included. This trip has scheduled dates, or can be arranged almost anytime for groups (Reservations made at least 7 days in advance are required). For pricing and planned dates, go to:  ►Guided Trip Pricing  ►Calendar of Events

Historic Kentucky River

The Kentucky River has been used for thousands of years by people. First by members of the Shawnee tribes as a gateway to the prime hunting areas of the "Great Meadow", or Central Kentucky.  Early Kentucky pioneers also saw it's value, building numerous forts and stockades on it's banks. Soon, flatboats and keelboats were seen heading down to New Orleans, trading the pride of the bluegrass, bourbon and tobacco. With the building of the 14 locks and dams, barges and caliope boats were able to frequent as well. Now, we share it as the perfect paddling getaway.
	This trip is a great way to see some of the more historical reaches of the Kentucky River. We do these trips in both canoes and kayaks, and it is great for any paddler of any skill level. It is even a great trip to bring the kids on! Guides will be on hand to answer any questions on the river, but this is great trip for quiet reflection time.
The trip takes approximatley 4-5 hours. This includes a lunch stop at the famous "Halls On The River" restaurant. The total distance covered is around 7 miles. This trip has scheduled dates, and is available almost anytime for groups (Reservations made at least 7 days in advance are required). For pricing and planned dates, go to:      ► Guided Trip Pricing  ► Calendar of Events