The Blue River is a 57-mile-long (92 km), [2][3] two-forked stream that runs through Harrison, Crawford and Washington counties in Indiana. The headwaters of the North Fork arise near Salem in Washington County and flow south, and the headwaters of the South Fork arise near New Liberty and flow southwest.

Cave Country Canoes is a family run business carrying on the tradition of outdoor recreation on the beautiful Blue River since 1983. We offer canoeing, kayaking and camping. Our summer season features many special events and live music April to October.

Your One Stop informational resource for Blue River in Indiana. Maps to all of the public access points, river descriptions, weather, canoe rental information, and trip reports for Big Walnut Creek can be found.

Our half-day trip starts 7 miles upstream from our Milltown base and showcases upper Blue River. You will be transported to the river via bus. At our private ramp, our friendly staff will help you into your canoe or kayak.

Experience the best Blue River kayaking and canoeing in Milltown, IN! Enjoy wildlife, rapids, and breathtaking scenic beauty.

A pleasant Sunday kayaking trip down the Blue River in southern Indiana had us pushing off into sunny morning weather and taking out in a light summer storm. We utilized public access sites for our access to the river, so there were no costs (other than gasoline).

If you enjoy fishing, canoeing, kayaking, caving, bicycling, camping, wildlife viewing, dining, or just plain relaxing, consider Along the Blue River Cabin Rentals for your next weekend escape or extended getaway. Two separate, unique cabins offer …

Welcome to the official website for the Blue River Commission. The Blue River is part of the Indiana Natural, Scenic, and Recreational River System. The Commission is authorized under IC 14-29-7 and the River System is authorized under IC …

(a) The Blue River in Harrison, Crawford, and Washington Counties is included in the Indiana natural, scenic, and recreational river system from river mile 57 downstream to river mile 11.5. (1) From river mile 57 downstream to river mile 42, the river is designated as a scenic river.

The Blue River was designated as Indiana's First State Natural and Scenic River System and is a favorite outdoor recreation destination in Indiana. The Blue River originates in Washington County northeast of Salem Indiana and flows south to form the natural boundary between Crawford County and Harrison County, Indiana.