Mixed Levels

Kansas River from Mud Creek boat ramp east of Lawrence to Wakarusa River confluence

The route shown here traces the general river corridor and is not intended to be a precise path to navigate the river. Be aware that river channels are constantly changing and many obstacles may be found along the entire route.

Kansas River from boat ramp at Oak Street in lawrence to boat ramp at Mud Creek

The route shown here traces the general river corridor and is not intended to be a precise path to navigate the river. Be aware that river channels are constantly changing and many obstacles may be found along the entire route.

Kansas River from Lawrence boat ramp at Highways 24, 40 & 59 to Bircham Park. Bircham Park is the last opportunity to portage around the dam at the Massachusetts Street bridge.

The route shown here traces the general river corridor and is not intended to be a precise path to navigate the river. Be aware that river channels are constantly changing and many obstacles may be found along the entire route.

Kansas River from Lecompton bridge boat ramp to Lawrence boat ramp at Highways 24, 40 & 59. First opportunity in Lawrence to portage around dam at Massachusetts Street bridge.

The route shown here traces the general river corridor and is not intended to be a precise path to navigate the river. Be aware that river channels are constantly changing and many obstacles may be found along the entire route.

Kansas River from Seward Avenue boat ramp in Topeka to Lecompton bridge boat ramp.
Note: photo (10-11-17) shows tree limbs temporarily piled at the bottom of the ramp as Shawnee County and Westar clean-up crews cleared surrounding area.

The route shown here traces the general river corridor and is not intended to be a precise path to navigate the river. Be aware that river channels are constantly changing and many obstacles may be found along the entire route.

Kansas River from Kaw River State Park to Seward Avenue boat ramp in Topeka. Please be aware of the various hazards on this section of river including weirs, water plant intakes, bridges and obstacles in the water. Portage is required in some places.

The route shown here traces the general river corridor and is not intended to be a precise path to navigate the river. Be aware that river channels are constantly changing and many obstacles may be found along the entire route.

Kansas River from Willard to Kaw River State Park in Topeka

The route shown here traces the general river corridor and is not intended to be a precise path to navigate the river. Be aware that river channels are constantly changing and many obstacles may be found along the entire route.

Kansas River Maple Hill bridge to Willard

The route shown here traces the general river corridor and is not intended to be a precise path to navigate the river. Be aware that river channels are constantly changing and many obstacles may be found along the entire route.

Kansas River from Wamego to Maple Hill bridge

The route shown here traces the general river corridor and is not intended to be a precise path to navigate the river. Be aware that river channels are constantly changing and many obstacles may be found along the entire route.

Kansas River from Blue River near Manhattan to St. George Boggs Landing

The route shown here traces the general river corridor and is not intended to be a precise path to navigate the river. Be aware that river channels are constantly changing and many obstacles may be found along the entire route.