Rainbow River is know for its pristine beauty and natural conditions. Disposable itemsn and fishing, and are not allowed on the river so that it remains in a near natural state. The county park has a $2 fee for use of facilities (launch ramp, changing room, beach) and a $3 per hour canoe rental fee. We usually take our own canoes and paddle a mile upriver and then drift back with the current. Classes usually go upriver a few hundred yards past the state park to a 20 foot depression for their skill check outs. There are numerous small caverns, boils, and popcorn springs along the way. There are several different kinds of fresh water fish such as bass, brim, and gar that live in the waters. Diving is not allowed in the headsprings, but I have yet swim there to see if there is any discernable cave. There are a few small caverns in the river area, but with penetration limited to about 10 feet. The county park has a $2 fee for use of facilities (launch ramp, changing room, beach) and a $3 per hour canoe rental fee.
Unit Settings
| Terrain and Features: | Inland |
|---|---|
| Entry Type: | Shore |
| Max Depth: | - |
| Visibility Range: | 10m - 30m |
| Experience Level: | Beginner |
| Best Gas: | - |
Unit Settings
Unit Settings
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