Class I-II Cedar Creek, IN

Cedar Creek (Cook's Landing to Saint Joseph River)

Starting at Cook’s landing, this section of the stream can have many challenging logjams and strainers (trees or limbs that block the path), which are very difficult to maneuver at low water levels.

 

While these natural barriers can make paddling challenging, they benefit the creek and its inhabitants by oxygenating the water and keeping backwaters from becoming stagnant--helping keep the water clear and clean! (Friends of Cedar Creek)

For More Information Visit:

Indiana State Parks Water Trails - Indiana DNR

Where to Paddle (Interactive Map) - Indiana DNR

Section Details

Trip Length Partial Day, 14.0 Miles
Fishing Yes
Camping No
Manager State, Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Wild & Scenic No
Water Trail Yes
Partner Information https://www.in.gov/dnr/state-parks/recreation/water-trails/
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