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The Northeast Indiana Water Trails has over 566 miles of flowing water running through 10 counties; 25 villages, towns, and cities, and 34 public parks and nature preserves all on 14 different waterways in three different watersheds.  The Water Trails in NE Indiana flow through a myriad of landscapes from flat to rolling, and the waters are just as diverse. Take a moment to appreciate the diversity of NE Indiana and the NEI Water Trails.

You don't need to own your own watercraft to take advantage of our flowing waters. You can rent canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddle boards, from eight liveries in NE Indiana on the Wabash, Salamonie, Pigeon, Fawn, St. Joseph, St. Marys, and Maumee Rivers.

Each and every river and the supporting systems that they surround and flow in and out of provide the outdoors sports person with varied opportunities. They are able to fish and catch several species of fish in varying ecosystems.

Any outdoor adventure includes the chance of wildlife encounters and exploring Northeast Indiana Water Trails is no exception. Knowing where and what to look for comes with practice and offers a life full of learning.

See where the rivers and watershed boundaries lie across our 10-county region.