Spend time exploring the White River this summer with new Discover White River Rewards Pass

It’s the perfect time to get on the river and explore all that it has to offer.

A group of people canoeing on the White River in Indianapolis

58 miles of the White River are undergoing one of the country’s largest river redevelopment plans to make it cleaner and more recreationally friendly.

Photo by @gkinast via Visit Indy

Did you know June is National Rivers Month? It’s a time dedicated to honoring and preserving the invaluable rivers that weave through our communities — and timed perfectly along with that, Discover White River is launching a rewards pass.

It’s designed to encourage visitors to explore parks + engage with attractions along the White River. There are 35+ participating locations including Riverside Park, Belmont Beach, and Conner Prairie.

How it works:

  • Sign up for the Discover White River Pass online.
  • Turn on your location service on your phone to check in via GPS when visiting a participating location in Marion and Hamilton counties.
  • With every check-in, users collect points that can be redeemed for prizes.
  • Bonus: Earn awards by participating in volunteer park or river clean-up days.

Prizes include rental vouchers for White River Canoe Company in Noblesville or Frank’s Paddlesports Livery in Indianapolis. The largest prize is a daylong guided fishing excursion with Two Forks Guide Service.

The free rewards pass is available now through October 2024.

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