White River Kayaking and Outdoors
We make it possible, you make it happen!
White River Kayaking and Outdoors offers kayak, canoe, and paddleboard (SUP) rentals in Branson/Hollister Missouri.
We are conveniently located at 187 First Street Hollister, Missouri 65672 in the Turkey Creek Junction shopping center. Our location provides quick and easy access to beautiful Lake Taneycomo.
Whether a beginner or an expert, White River lakes make the perfect setting for fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and canoeing. View an assortment of wildlife or try catching a variety of fish. There is no better way to enjoy an adventure in the Ozark Mountains.
Upon your departure from White River Kayaking & Outdoors, you will be fitted with the proper size life jacket and given a map of the local waterways. We drop you off up river for a traditional float, or you can launch right here for a more exploratory float.
There are several routes from which you can choose, depending on the desired length of your adventure.
Adventures that last a lifetime...
White River Kayaking and Outdoors encourages the outdoor enthusiast in all of us and is a big supporter of the Ozarks outdoors. The Branson area offers over 200 miles of spectacular hiking, biking and horseback-riding trails. Including the popular Ruth and Paul Henning Conservation Area, located on Highway 76 West between Branson and Indian Point, that nature and wildlife enthusiasts are sure to enjoy. Another favorite is the Lakeside Wilderness Hiking Trail, located in a Branson City park that borders an undeveloped portion of Lake Taneycomo and is easily accessible from the Highway 76 strip. The Table Rock Lakeshore Trail is 2.2 miles and connects the Dewey Short Visitor Center to the Showboat Branson Belle to the State Park Marina. This is a paved trail and is accessible by foot and open to bikes, wheelchairs and skateboard use as well.
Missouri's seemingly "magical" Mark Twain National Forest offers visitors a wealth of outdoor recreational opportunities around the Branson/Lakes Area with more than 75,000 acres of national forest in both Stone and Taney Counties. Significant hiking and biking trails are in the Piney Creek Wilderness and the Hercules Glades Wilderness, which encompass some of the most scenic and unique country in the Midwest.
Dogwood Canyon Nature Park is a privately-owned 10,000 acre park located southwest of Branson on Highway 86. It offers breathtaking views and miles of paved walking, biking and hiking trails.