Honey Creek – Sauk County

Honey Creek is a tributary to the Wisconsin River located near Sauk City.  It has its charms, but generally speaking it has too many logjams for enjoyable paddling.

Trip Reports

Hwy PF to Leland Park


Date Paddled: May 11th, 2013
Distance: Three Miles
Time: Expect 90 minutes

This is a small creek located in the foothills of the Baraboo Hills, close to Natural Bridge State Park and Hemlock Draw.  For the most part, the creek is rarely paddled except for the lower section, which is closer to Sauk City and empties into the Wisconsin River.  The other exception is an area above […]

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Country Road C Bridge to Elm Road


Date Paddled: June 3rd, 2012
Distance: 3 Miles
Time: 3 Hours

After the Baraboo River, the next largest tributary in Sauk County flowing into the Wisconsin River is Honey Creek, which gets to a decent size before it empties into the Wisconsin near Ferry Bluff/Prairie du Sac.  The bottom section (about 5 miles up from the Wisconsin River) gets an odd canoe review or two, but […]

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