Green River at Thelma Stovall Park and Arboretum
Register with City Hall before camping, River Rd: 270-524-5701
Big Buffalo Crossing Canoe and Kayak Rental: 270-774-7883 or 866-233-2690
Enjoy canoeing, kayaking or fishing on Green River, one of the most biologically diverse rivers in North America. This historic site features an arboretum of native trees and plants, with interpretive exhibits and educational displays. From the Civil War to caves which have been here for ages, the Green River has played a major part in Kentucky history. The park also offers covered picnic pavilions, a children's playground, and primitive camping. Located down River Road off Old St., directly under the Simon Bolivar Buckner Memorial Bridge. Park entry and pavilion use are free of charge; canoe rental fees vary. Boat ramp available. Camping is permitted, no amenities. Register with City Hall before camping, River Road, 270-524-5701
Green River Walking Trail (Jenny Wilson Byrd Memorial Trail) runs 4.5 miles along the beautiful river, starting at Thelma Stovall Park and ending at Harry Wilson Park.

Big Buffalo Crossing Kayak and Canoe
Located at Thelma Stovall Park - Munfordville - 270-774-7883 or 866-233-2690
chief@bigbuffalocrossing.com
We provide canoe & kayak trips for 1 or more people — crowd is to big or too small, each trip includes canoe or kayak, life jackets, paddles and shuttle service at drop off and pickup points. Trips include Historical Green River, including 300 Springs waterfall and Nolin River. There are several trips to choose from. The Green River is very historical,
from the Civil War to the caves that have been here for ages.

Green River Canoe Outfitters & Bait Shop
I-65 exit 53, Cave City - 270-773-5712 - Cell 270-590-5335
Located in Cave City on Highway 70 at I-65 exit 53; Inside the Kentucky Action Park. Three miles from Mammoth Cave National Park
We offer a large selection of canoe trips to fit all your canoeing needs. Canoe or kayak down the Green River though the Mammoth Cave National Park on trips ranging from just 3 hours to 2 nights or more! Discover the many miles of dramatic bluffs and natural river environment. Experience nature as it existed when the early frontier was being discovered. Watch for turkey, deer, beaver, birds and reptiles as you make your journey downstream.

Kentucky River Runners
270-776-2876
Guided tours Sat and Sun 10AM and by appointment.
Enjoyed a guided journey down the Green River in Mammoth Cave National Park. Experienced guides offer complete training and equipment for your afternoon of scenery, catching glimpses of wildlife and more! Choose from a 7 or 12 mile trip in wide channels with slow currents. With a fleet of 9 kayaks, we can accommodate groups of all sizes. Reservations required. Visit our website for a complete schedule and details.

Mammoth Cave Canoe & Kayak, Inc.
I-65 exit 53, Cave City - 270-773-3366 - 877-592-2663
We offer a variety of canoe trips through Mammoth Cave National Park on the slow moving Green River. Trips range from a three hour paddle to a three day camping excursion. Canoers can expect to encounter deer, beaver, fox, bobcat, wild turkey, a large variety of birds, and several different species of fish such as muskie, smallmouth bass, and catfish.

Canoeing and Kayaking
Located in the northeast portion of Logan Co., Gasper River flows into Green River. On Red River, located in the southern part of Logan Co., one can travel all of the way to the Cumberland River at Clarksville, TN. Entry locations are identified on the river trail maps which can be downloaded from the net. This info will aid you on your trip up or down both rivers in Logan County. For canoeing and kayaking go to the Auburn and Adairville web pages for Gasper River and Red River.