This profile was built from public records (Tier A. The operator's own About us page at wolfriverap.com, checked as rendered body text in Chrome on 2026-10-23 at 1,361 characters. That page names the Wolf River twice in prose and not in a nav item or meta tag: once saying the river is famous for its white sand beaches and winding waterways and is the perfect playground for the amateur or experienced canoer and kayaker alike, and once saying the cool waters of the Wolf River flow over clay formations, twist around white sand beaches and meander through peaceful woodlands. The same rendered page publishes the telephone number in its own prose beside the statement that reservations are required at least the day before by seven in the evening, and a week in advance for large groups. The business trades as Wolf River Adventure Paddling under its own domain; wolfrivercanoes.wordpress.com, the address the state heritage listing gives, redirects to wolfriverap.com. The town, the landing address 21640 Tucker Rd., Long Beach, MS, the Cable Bridge Landing and Tucker Landing directions and the Interstate 10 / Highway 49 / Highway 90 access all come from the operator's own Directions page at wolfriverap.com/directions/, opened and checked as rendered text in the same browser on the same day at 1,551 characters, so the town is operator-stated and not directory-only. The named runs, their departure times, paddle-time ranges, craft list, seatback and guide add-ons, group pricing, shuttle-only service and the full moon trips all come from the operator's own Choose your trip page at wolfriverap.com/choose-it/, checked the same way at 3,395 characters, which republishes the same telephone number twice. The 1982 start and the earlier trading name Wolf River Canoe & Kayak come from a second, independent source: the Mississippi Gulf Coast National Heritage Area's own listing at msgulfcoastheritage.ms.gov/natural/adventures-fishing/wolf-river-canoe-kayak/, a State of Mississippi site, checked as rendered text at 812 characters, which names the Wolf River, gives the same 21640 Tucker Rd., Long Beach address and the same telephone number, and states the business has been operating on the Wolf River since 1982. The path wolfriverap.com/choose-your-trip/ renders a 616-character 'that page can't be found' and was not relied on. No prices are asserted and no staff or fleet count is claimed.), last verified 2026-10-23T01:05Z. It was not provided by this business and does not mean the business endorses GuidedFloats. Bookings open once the guide claims it.
Trips run on the Wolf River above Long Beach, and the operation drops paddlers at one landing and returns them to the car at another rather than sending anyone back upstream. The short run, called the Upper 4.5 Mile, drops off at Cemetery Landing and brings you back to your car at Cable Bridge Landing, with departures at half past nine, eleven, half past twelve and two in the afternoon; paddle time is put at roughly two to five hours, because there are so many cold-water creeks and beaches worth stopping at along the way. The longer 10.6 Mile run leaves at nine sharp, drops off at Cable Bridge Landing and finishes at Tucker Landing, and is given an average of four to seven hours including every stop for fun. Canoes, single and tandem kayaks and stand-up paddleboards all go out, seatbacks cost extra, and a guide can be added to the afternoon short run. Full moon paddles go out at eight or nine in the evening on the Upper 4.5 Mile stretch, timed to when the moon comes up and run within a day or two of the full moon. Everything is by reservation, taken by seven the evening before, or a week ahead for a large group.