Latest addition to the Wolf River Greenway system! Stretches from the north end of Mud Island all…read morethe way to 2nd Street. Eventually, this end of the greenway will connect with the earlier sections in East Memphis and beyond. Great way to exercise and get out of the house.

Okay this review is embarrassingly delayed but here it is. My fiancé got me a membership to the…read moreWolf River Conservatory for a birthday present. The reason? They do canoe tours for members along the Ghost River. Early on an October morning we drove out to the end point and then were dropped off with our guide and motley canoeing crew. Both of us had been canoeing before but not in a long time and that became readily apparent as soon as we got in the water. Our guide was very helpful though and before long we were able to steer the canoe...kind of. Our tour was lots of fun. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the area. We learned a lot about the river itself and the natural world surrounding us. The river and its surroundings were stunning. I would recommend a tour to anyone who wants to get out of Memphis and into some wilderness.

A month ago, during Memorial Day weekend when it wasn't sweltering hot yet in Memphis, my husband I…read morewere debating what to do with our rare time off. We decided we would go hiking somewhere in Arkansas or Missouri as it appeared that nothing else naturey was close to Memphis. Well, guess what! There most definitely is!!! Ghost River Outfitters is about an hour outside of Memphis and offers canoe and kayak rentals down Wolf River. They also apparently offer stand up paddleboard rental for the truly adventurous (I will probably not try that until I am more physically fit aka never at this rate). We decided to rent a canoe and called the number on their website and reserved a spot for Sunday morning. We packed sunblock, lots of water, a lunch, snacks, and drove out to Moscow TN to the rendezvous spot. They took us in vans a couple miles down to where they launched us off and gave us some brief instructions during the ride. It took us about 4 hours to get down the river back to where our cars were parked. I really could write a novel about what happened to us during the canoe ride (think almost colliding with a snake, attempting to rescue a poor couple that capsized and thanking God it wasn't us, seeing GORGEOUS nature that I did not know existed out here) but I'll sum it up as awesome!!! so many stories to tell about that trip. Some tips: 1. Call the number when you want to make a reservation. It fills up quickly 2. Definitely pack lunch - there's a little spot in the middle of the trip where you can "park" your canoe/kayak and stop to rest and eat. 3. Pack lots of water and sunblock! 4. Pay the extra bucks to go on the guided tour if you are directionally challenged or nervous about never having canoed/kayaked before. There were some spots where the signs are confusing and we definitely spent 10+ minutes trying to redirect ourselves back onto the right path. They also do nice stuff on the tour like show you where beaver dams are, etc 5. Waterproof your camera if you bring one When we went, the spots were completely filled up but one of the tour guides said that surprisingly, not many people in Memphis know this place exists but apparently word still gets out somehow because they have a lot of people that come from out of state. I feel like I just wrote everything and yet wrote nothing. This was the best thing we have ever done in/around Memphis. Give the website a look if you're interested!

I canoed down Wolf/Ghost River and it was by far one of the coolest things I've ever done. And I'm…read moreincluding things outside of Memphis. You have to drive an hour outside of Memphis to Moscow, TN and that short hour transports you to a magical place. I didn't even know places like this existed in Tennessee. If this is your first time, I highly recommend, no insist, you get a guide. Thank heavens I did because if Harrison wasn't there we would still be trying to find our way back. And definitely read all of their information on the website before you make the reservations. This is a beautiful river and the best 5 hours I've spent during a weekend in quite awhile. I can't wait to go back!

There's a reason for so many bad reviews! This company including Allen tells lies, says it will…read morehonor the groupon price but then changes the price later. What a horrible way to run a business. Stay away!!

We had a fantastic afternoon kayaking down the Mississippi with Allen (from north end of Harbor…read moreTown to somewhere southwest on the Arkansas side). Couldn't ask for more, and highly recommended.

Over the years, I've driven through this state park (and associated national forest) simply due to…read moreits beauty. I'm contemplating taking my lunch here during a time of the year that the mosquitoes are less active. The park offers camping and even swimming at one of the lakes. The visitor center is pretty nice, and also worth a stop.

Gorgeous camping facilities on a peninsula. Many drive through sites. All sites large with…read morebeautiful views. Restrooms/showers are very well kept. Highly recommend!

If you're in Clarksdale or anywhere in the Delta take a morning, a day or a whole week and get out…read moreon the beautiful Mississippi with Quapaw Canoe Company! We came out for a visit in June and I really wanted to see some of the river. My sis recommended Quapaw Canoe as THE outfitter in the area for this type of trip. Located on Sunflower Ave just over looking the Sunflower River we booked a morning with guides John and River. They picked us up at 6am as scheduled and we put in at Friars Point. The river itself is beautiful and will speak for itself. You don't need me to mess up your experience out there. We spent 4 hours paddling and putting in at sand bars and beaches. A really excellent day. We'll be back for at least an overnighter if not a week long adventure. Great price and great staff make for a great experience.