We invite you to explore Spring River Canoe Trails
Fun For All Ages!
Pet Friendly!
Interesting nearby area sights...
Here is a list of some of our favorite places near Blue Hole Canoe Floats, Inc. Please feel free to email us to add any additional sights/locations that may be of interest.
SPOOKLIGHT ROAD
Spooklight Road has been on Discover Oklahoma, Unsolved Mysteries, Urban Legends, Paranormal Activity Society, and many other shows discussing the strange light that appears and travels closer and closer to you! An Indian myth?...Come see for yourself to decide!
Quapaw Pow-wow,
Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma
Annual & Up Coming Events for the O-GAH-PAH, can be found at:
"Located in Ottawa County, Quapaw is nine miles northeast of Miami, the county seat, on U.S. Highway 69A (formerly U.S. Highway 66), in the very northeastern part of the county. Quapaw is the last town on 69A in Oklahoma before the road enters Kansas. Three farsighted men were largely responsible for the community's development, Quapaw Chief John Quapaw, A. W. Abrams, and Isaac "Red Ike" Bingham. In 1891 Bingham, a farmer from Kansas, moved to the area and later convinced cousins and other family members to join him and open various businesses. Chief Quapaw donated land for a school (Miami, Okla.: Walsworth Publishing Co., 1983)."
This beautiful river was given the name Spring River in early 1838. Today it is primarily used for recreational uses such as camping, canoeing, and fishing.
Located in a historical building dating back to 1870, Cafe on the Route has become a great place to stop for wonderful food and take in the history Baxter Springs has to offer.
