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Baraboo River Canoe & Kayak Rentals, LLC

View Website Favorite (2) 106 Freedom St - North Freedom, WI 53951
Information: 608-737-1100

Daily 9am-5pm, Memorial Day-Labor Day.

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Baraboo River Canoe & Kayak Rentals offers a variety of scenic trips along the Baraboo River Corridor, at the base of the Baraboo Bluff Range. Canoe and Kayak Trips are available 9am-5pm, 7 days a week, Memorial through Labor Day Weekends. We are located in North Freedom, Wisconsin which is just minutes from Baraboo, Wisconsin Dells, and Reedsburg.

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Baraboo Area Chamber of Commerce

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  • Kayak
    • Yes
  • Canoe
    • Yes
  • Canoeing, Kayaking and SUP Services Available
    • Rentals
    • Shuttle

Nearby Places

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Downtown Baraboo Wine Walk 5/07/2021 Baraboo - 6.25 miles away
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Downtown Baraboo Fair on the Square 5/15/2021 Baraboo - 6.25 miles away
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Concerts on the Square 6/10/2021 - 8/26/2021 Baraboo - 6.3 miles away
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Baraboo Mystery Weekend 4/24/2021 - 4/25/2021 Baraboo - 6.35 miles away
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CANCELED - Fabrication - The Runway Show 3/12/2021 Baraboo - 6.52 miles away
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Automotion Classic Car Show 5/22/2021 - 5/23/2021 Wisconsin Dells - 11.13 miles away
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Dells Rare Barrel Affair 4/24/2021 Wisconsin Dells - 13.39 miles away
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Spring Fling Craft and Gift Show 4/17/2021 Mauston - 24.8 miles away
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