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Upper Mississippi River

Boating on the Upper Mississippi River offers a unique blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. The river is divided into 29 navigable pools, created by a series of locks and dams that regulate water levels, ensuring safe and enjoyable boating experiences. These pools provide diverse environments, from bustling urban waterfronts to serene, wildlife-rich backwaters. Boaters can explore scenic landscapes, fish in abundant waters, and enjoy activities like water skiing, swimming, and picnicking on sandy riverbanks. The Upper Mississippi River’s pools make it a premier destination for boating enthusiasts seeking adventure, relaxation, and a connection with nature.

Pool 4

Stretching from Lock and Dam No. 3 near Red Wing, Minnesota, to Lock and Dam No. 4 at Alma, Wisconsin, is a boater's paradise. This scenic segment is renowned for its expansive waters, perfect for leisurely cruises, fishing, and water sports. The pool features diverse wildlife, lush shorelines, and picturesque bluffs. With numerous marinas, boat ramps, and amenities available, Pool 4 offers a blend of natural beauty and convenient access, making it an ideal destination for both recreational and avid boaters.
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Pools 5, 5a, and 6

Pool 5: Spanning from Lock and Dam No. 4 at Alma, Wisconsin, to Lock and Dam No. 5 at Minnesota City, Minnesota, Pool 5 offers tranquil waters perfect for boating, fishing, and wildlife observation. The area is dotted with islands and backwaters, providing serene spots for anchoring and exploring. Pool 5A: This smaller pool stretches from Lock and Dam No. 5 to Lock and Dam No. 5A near Fountain City, Wisconsin. Pool 5A is known for its excellent fishing opportunities and quiet coves, making it a favorite among anglers and those seeking a peaceful boating experience. Pool 6: Extending from Lock and Dam No. 5A to Lock and Dam No. 6 at Trempealeau, Wisconsin, Pool 6 is characterized by its scenic beauty, with towering bluffs and lush forests lining the shores. Boaters can enjoy a variety of water activities, from leisurely cruising to more adventurous water sports. The pool's numerous access points and amenities make it a convenient and enjoyable destination for all boaters.
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Pool 9

Pool 9 of the Mississippi River stretches from Lock and Dam No. 8 at Genoa, Wisconsin, to Lock and Dam No. 9 near Lynxville, Wisconsin. This pool is a boater's dream, offering a blend of stunning natural landscapes and abundant recreational opportunities. With its numerous islands, backwaters, and sandbars, Pool 9 is perfect for exploring, fishing, and wildlife spotting. The area is renowned for its clear waters, making it ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Boaters will find ample access points, marinas, and amenities, ensuring a convenient and memorable experience on the water.
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Pools 12, 13, and 14

Pool 12: Extending from Lock and Dam No. 11 at Dubuque, Iowa, to Lock and Dam No. 12 at Bellevue, Iowa, Pool 12 is a boater's haven. The pool is characterized by its wide, open waters, scenic bluffs, and abundant wildlife. It's an excellent spot for fishing, recreational boating, and leisurely cruises, with numerous access points and marinas available. Pool 13: Stretching from Lock and Dam No. 12 to Lock and Dam No. 13 at Fulton, Illinois, Pool 13 offers a mix of natural beauty and recreational activities. The pool features expansive backwaters, islands, and lush shorelines, providing perfect spots for fishing, birdwatching, and exploring. Boaters can enjoy serene anchorages and picturesque views along this stretch. Pool 14: From Lock and Dam No. 13 to Lock and Dam No. 14 at Le Claire, Iowa, Pool 14 presents diverse opportunities for boaters. This pool is known for its calm waters, ideal for water sports and leisurely cruising. With several boat ramps, marinas, and scenic spots, Pool 14 is a popular destination for both novice and experienced boaters seeking adventure and relaxation on the Mississippi River.
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Pool 26

Pool 26 of the Mississippi River, extending from Lock and Dam No. 25 near Winfield, Missouri, to Lock and Dam No. 26 (Melvin Price Locks and Dam) at Alton, Illinois, offers a diverse and scenic boating experience. This pool is known for its expansive waters, ideal for cruising, fishing, and water sports. The area features picturesque islands, lush wetlands, and abundant wildlife, providing ample opportunities for exploration and relaxation. With convenient access points, marinas, and amenities, Pool 26 is a prime destination for boaters seeking both adventure and tranquility on the majestic Mississippi River.
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Columbia River Boating on the Columbia and Snake Rivers offers an exhilarating experience through some of the Pacific Northwest’s most stunning landscapes. These mighty rivers wind through dramatic gorges, lush forests, and arid canyons, providing diverse scenery and abundant wildlife. The Columbia River, renowned for its powerful flow and extensive navigation system, features numerous locks and dams, creating accessible stretches for recreational boating. The Snake River, a major tributary of the Columbia, offers exciting opportunities for adventure with its rugged terrain and challenging rapids. Boaters can enjoy fishing, watersports, and exploring charming riverside towns, making the Columbia and Snake Rivers a top destination for both thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts.

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Illinois River

Boating on the Illinois River provides a delightful blend of natural beauty and rich history. Stretching over 270 miles, this navigable waterway offers serene landscapes, abundant wildlife, and picturesque small towns along its banks. The river’s gentle flow makes it ideal for leisurely cruises, fishing, and watersports. As part of the Illinois Waterway, it connects the Great Lakes to the Mississippi River, allowing boaters to embark on extended journeys through the heart of America. Whether you're exploring the lush greenery of Starved Rock State Park or visiting charming riverside communities, boating on the Illinois River promises a relaxing and scenic adventure.

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Ohio River

Boating on the Ohio River offers an enchanting journey through the heart of the American Midwest. Spanning nearly 1,000 miles, this historic river flows through six states, providing boaters with diverse landscapes, from bustling urban waterfronts to serene rural vistas. The Ohio River's wide, navigable waters are perfect for leisurely cruises, fishing, and various watersports. Along the way, boaters can explore vibrant cities like Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Louisville, each offering unique cultural and recreational opportunities. The river’s numerous locks and dams ensure safe and smooth navigation, making it an ideal destination for both novice and experienced boaters seeking adventure and relaxation.

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Lower Savannah River Boating on the Lower Savannah River offers a picturesque and tranquil experience through the scenic coastal plain of Georgia and South Carolina. This stretch of the river winds through lush marshlands, serene tidal creeks, and historic low country landscapes. Boaters can enjoy peaceful cruises, excellent fishing, and opportunities to observe diverse wildlife, including alligators, herons, and egrets. The Lower Savannah River also provides access to charming riverside communities like Savannah, known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and Southern hospitality. Whether you're exploring the winding waterways or docking for a visit to historic sites and local eateries, boating on the Lower Savannah River promises a delightful and memorable adventure.

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Hudson River

Boating on the Hudson River offers a captivating experience through one of America’s most historic and scenic waterways. Stretching over 300 miles from the Adirondack Mountains to New York City, the Hudson River provides a diverse boating environment with picturesque landscapes, charming riverfront towns, and iconic landmarks. Boaters can enjoy serene cruises, fishing, and watersports while taking in views of the majestic Palisades cliffs, the verdant Hudson Highlands, and the bustling New York City skyline. The river's well-maintained marinas and docking facilities make it accessible for various types of vessels. Whether exploring the tranquil upper stretches or the vibrant lower sections, boating on the Hudson River promises a unique and memorable adventure, rich with history and natural beauty.

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Colorado River Boating on the Colorado River offers an unforgettable adventure through some of the most iconic landscapes in the American Southwest. Spanning over 1,400 miles, the river carves its way through dramatic canyons, including the majestic Grand Canyon, providing boaters with stunning vistas and thrilling experiences. The Colorado River is renowned for its diverse boating opportunities, from tranquil stretches perfect for leisurely cruises and fishing to challenging rapids ideal for whitewater rafting enthusiasts. Along the river, boaters can explore hidden coves, pristine beaches, and historic sites, immersing themselves in the natural beauty and rich history of the region. Whether seeking adrenaline-pumping excitement or peaceful solitude, boating on the Colorado River promises a remarkable journey through one of nature’s greatest wonders.

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