Missouri whitewater - Eleven Point River, Oregon County Oregon county, Highway 99 at Thomasville to Highway UU section whitewater kayaking, rafting, and paddling information.   CLASS I     48 miles   The scenic beauty of Oregon County and the playfulness of the water are reasons enough to come here and paddle. This section of Eleven Point River is 48 miles long and is a class I section of whitewater according to American Whitewater. This is the only paddling section along Eleven Point River. You might have to settle for a hotel a bit away from the river if you want to stay the night, and if you make reservations in advance you're all set. A good workout and just being out on the river for a while will have you coming back for more. For all you camping     people there are campgrounds nearby. A stretch this long is of course too much for a one day trip, so make sure you pack enough food along with your camping gear. Briefly about the general area: Throughout the long summer days at Eleven Point River highs are mostly in the 80's, and the night is slightly chillier of course, typically in the 70's. During the winter the highs are frequently in the 80's while the cold winter nights at Eleven Point River are in the 70's. All the water falling down from the sky makes Eleven Point River a wet spot; all through the month of September you get the most rain around here, and the driest month is May.   QUICK STATS AW Class: I Length: 48 miles    Paddler input for Eleven Point River, Missouri: Submit Input: Your Name: Write or Paste Input here: Upload picture:      Input Submission Guidelines RAFTING TRIP OUTFITTERS There are no whitewater outfitters currently listed for this river.   All Missouri Whitewater Complete list of all the whitewater paddling spots in Missouri. Books about whitewater paddling on Eleven Point River, Missouri List of books from Amazon.com that cover whitewater paddling on Eleven Point River, Missouri. Find a whitewater outfitter in Missouri Whitewater Basics If you're new to whitewater paddling please take a look at this basic whitewater info.