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The Warren Water Striders is a group of paddling enthusiasts organized by Warren SWCD staff to promote conservation and recreation on the rivers and lakes of Warren County. Taking inspiration from the tiny bugs of the same name that can walk on water with specially adapted legs, the Warren Water Striders also enjoy life on the water!
The lakes and rivers of Warren County provide many benefits to the public and environment. In line with Warren SWCD's overall mission to promote wise stewardship of our natural resources, the Warren Water Striders' mission is to promote wise stewardship of our lakes and rivers through conservation and recreation. With the help of partner agencies and non-profits, The Warren Water Striders promotes wise stewardship by involving the public in paddling and river cleanup events. Join the Warren Water Striders for different kayak programs and river cleanups throughout the year, and let’s make strides in conservation! |
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2025 Dates Announced! (Registration for each program will open 30 days before the program date)
May 30 - Veterans' Float on Little Miami River - Registration open below!
June 13 - General Public Float on Little Miami River - Registration open below!
July 25 - Farmers' Float on Little Miami River - Registration coming soon.
August 15 - General Public Float on Caesar Creek Lake - Registration coming soon.
September 12 - Veterans' Float and Fishing at Mounts Park - Registration coming soon.
June 13 - General Public Float on Little Miami River - Registration open below!
July 25 - Farmers' Float on Little Miami River - Registration coming soon.
August 15 - General Public Float on Caesar Creek Lake - Registration coming soon.
September 12 - Veterans' Float and Fishing at Mounts Park - Registration coming soon.
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Do you enjoy paddling the Little Miami River? Check out our interactive map to find the best access points! This map highlights access points along the LMR, and provides information on if they are public or private, what parking and amenities are available, and provides photos of the site. Simply click on the button below and then click on the green dots of the map to learn about those access points. Click the stretch of river between points to learn distance and approximate float times from different points so you can plan your river trip!
We have partnered with the Onion Bag Project to install boxes at public access points along the Little Miami River, so that we can all take part in conservation and recreation!
