The north fork provides the most stable water flow. The most traveled stretch is from Nine Mile Creek to Ladysmith. Nine Mile Creek is near Hwy 70 where the North Fork flows into the Flambeau River State Forest. There are campsites and landings along the way, so a trip can last a few hours or a week. The Upper Flambeau above Nine Mile Creek and the stretch below Ladysmith to its junction with the Chippewa are also canoeable.
Access is available at road crossings, impoundments, and old logging roads.
Fox River Flows across central and east-central Wisconsin to Green Bay. The current is slow with large areas of lake and marsh paddling above Lake Butte des Morts. Access is available at many parks along the river. The Fox is navigable below Lake Winnebago, but recreational boat traffic is heavy. Grant River Winds through deep valleys bounded by rocky ledges and high bluffs.