White River Canoe Company

09/12/2026

Summer’s still going strong on the White River. ☀️🛶 Take advantage of the beautiful weather, grab your crew, and make the most of another perfect day on the water. 🌊

09/09/2026

Summer may be winding down, but the best days on the White River aren’t over yet. 🛶 Enjoyable temps, quieter water, and plenty of river to explore - September might just be our favorite time to float. Who’s joining us? 🌊

09/07/2026

Labor Day may mark the unofficial end of summer, but it’s nowhere near the end of river season. 🛶☀️ There are still plenty of sunny days, cool water, and memories to be made on the White River - so don’t put the paddles away just yet. 🌊

09/04/2026

Labor Day weekend is the perfect excuse to round up your people, ditch the to-do list, and spend a few hours floating down the White River.
Good friends, sunshine, cold drinks, and absolutely nothing on the schedule but the river. Sounds like a pretty solid way to send off summer. 😎🌊

09/03/2026

Summer isn’t over yet. ☀️🛶

There are still a few weeks left to squeeze every last drop out of summer - and there’s no better way to do it than floating down the White River.

Grab your friends, bring the sunscreen, and make a day of it with White River Canoe Company.

09/01/2026

The best adventures don’t always require a plane ticket. Sometimes, they’re waiting right in your backyard. 🌿🛶

Beyond our relaxing river tube floats, White River Canoe Company invites you to experience the White River from a whole new perspective - paddling through peaceful stretches of Noblesville by kayak or canoe.

Disconnect from the noise, reconnect with nature, and discover a side of our community that most people never get to see.

Your next great outdoor memory is closer than you think. 🌊

08/28/2026

The green light is here. 🛶

Officials have lifted the travel ban on the White River.

Thanks to our partners at the DNR and IDEM every stretch where we operate has been inspected and declared safe.

White River Canoe Company is fully operational again.

Thanks for waiting with us.

Now grab a paddle — we’ve got a river to get back to.

Book through the link in our bio.

08/27/2026

We’re so grateful for our partners in Hamilton County who have taken the time necessary to evaluate the safety of our river.

With this news, we’re thrilled to share that our trips are ready for bookings!

Let’s show our respect for this great White River by enjoying her natural beauty again.

Remember, flood relief efforts and donations are still being accepted through the Community Foundation.

The Hamilton County Commissioners have lifted the travel ban on the White River, effective immediately.

Testing by the Hamilton County Health Department shows the river has returned to pre-flood sanitation levels. The river is also no longer flowing into the Martin Marietta quarry, and state agencies have determined it is navigable with no immediate threat that would prevent recreational activity.

While this is great progress, please continue to use good judgment on the water. Debris and other hazards may remain in some areas.

08/27/2026

Good news from the water.

Drones. DNR jet boats. City officials and IDEM. All have been activated.

Over the last 24 hours, the White River through Hamilton County has been inspected top to bottom, side to side — and every stretch where we operate is receding.

We’re holding until we get the official green light from the County, because “probably fine” isn’t good enough when it’s your family in that canoe.

Stay tuned — we’ll announce the day we reopen right here

08/26/2026

The Great Blue Heron has become a familiar face on the White River—and that's something worth celebrating.

As one of the river's top predators, herons depend on healthy habitat and abundant fish to survive. Seeing them along the shoreline is a reminder of how much this river has to offer, both for wildlife and for everyone who comes to enjoy it.

Next time you're floating, take a moment to look up from your paddle. Nature has a way of rewarding those who slow down.