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
Experience the beauty for Bourne, Massachusetts and Buzzards Bay from your canoe, kayak or stand-up paddleboard. The Buzzards Bay coast offers paddlers dozens of gorgeous and protected bays, coves, rivers and estuaries to explore. Glide across still freshwater ponds, slice
When you think of Detroit, Michigan your first thoughts may be of automobiles and sports. But Detroit is a great place for nature lovers as well. The city is home to the only international wildlife preserve located in North America
The small Westchester town of Bedford lies 48 miles outside of New York City. It’s known for drawing Hollywood A-Listers, but is also a popular destination for kayakers, canoers and other water lovers as well. It is situated between the
From fresh mountain air and rushing rivers to cool sea breezes and calm coastal waters, Georgia offers every kind of kayaking you could imagine. There’s urban kayaking in Atlanta, beach combing along the uninhabited barrier islands, secluded swamp waters and
Sparta, New Jersey lies on what is considered one of the finest lake communities in the Northeast, Lake Mohawk. The pristine 3-mile-long lake is exceptionally clean and beautiful. A haven for kayakers and canoers. But unless you happen to own
At the juncture of three rivers, the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania offers plenty of opportunities for kayaking. Calm flat waters, great fishing spots, an abundance of wildlife and unique urban experiences are always near, no matter where you venture. You
For many people Orlando is synonymous with theme parks but there’s far more to the central Florida city. There’s downtown Orlando filled with restaurants, night clubs, concerts, and post-game celebrations. There’s residential Orlando with canopied oaks and lakefront bungalows. Then
With 273 lakes and ponds, New Hampshire’s Lakes Region is famous for summertime fun. One of the best and most peaceful ways to enjoy the water is on your kayak, canoe or paddleboard. If you’re not familiar with the area,
The ever-growing watersport of kayaking has people splashing through rapids and hugging the coastlines and shores all across Massachusetts. With an ocean shoreline as well as state forest, parks, rivers and lakes dotting the state, it can be hard to
