Pocono Mountains in eastern Pennsylvania is an incredible spot for watersports enthusiasts. The area boasts 150 lakes and 170 miles of rivers. Hawley, Pennsylvania is a borough located on the Lackawaxen River near Lake Wallenpaupack, making it an ideal destination
Wilton is a small, rural town that sits at the foothills of Mt. Monadnock in southern New Hampshire where the Souhegan and Stony Brook rivers meet. The town is known for its old-growth forests, farmland, parks, swimming holes, hiking and
Andover, Massachusetts is a town in Essex County, 20 miles north of Boston. It is divided from Lawrence by the Merrimack River and is home to several of its tributaries and one of Massachusetts’s Great Ponds. With a rich history
With over 140 lakes in Wisconsin’s Waukesha County, it’s no surprise that the area is often referred to as Lake Country. There are big lakes, little lakes and even a bunch of rivers connecting many of the lakes, making the
Clinton Township is a northern suburb of Detroit, Michigan. The Clinton River runs right through its heart, connecting it to Lake St. Clair and putting it smack dap in the center of some of the best kayaking in eastern Michigan.
Explore the Greater Fredericksburg region by kayak! Fredericksburg and Falmouth are on opposite banks of the Rappahannock River in Stafford County, Virginia. Filled with historical attractions, battlefields, ports and parks, the area is great for discovery. And one of the
Wall Township, New Jersey is a township in Monmouth County. It is located in the New York metro area just minutes from the ocean between Sandy Hook Bay and Barnegat Bay. With its close proximity to so much water, Wall
Only 25 miles northeast of the bustling Atlanta metro, Johns Creek offers a gorgeous escape from the city with protected outdoor recreational areas and 13 miles of the Chattahoochee River. The city is home to 82,000 residents and offers a
Surrounded by some of the nation’s best beaches and coastlines, Miami, Florida is a hot spot for kayaking, canoeing, standup paddleboarding and other watersports. Take advantage of the clear blue waters, white sand beaches and endless sunshine by paddling your
Springfield is located in the southern portion of Virginia’s Fairafax County just north of where the Occoquan River meets the Potomac. It was originally founded as a station on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad in 1847. Today the town is
