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
Located in southeast Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, Ann Arbor is many things. It’s a bustling university town, a culinary hotspot, and a tech hub. It’s a cultural melting pot and an urban oasis. It’s also a famous destination for kayakers, canoers and
We’ve been building log homes and log furniture for over 30 years, putting that experience into the structural design of our kayak racks systems to create some of the most durable, heavy-duty log kayak racks for commercial, military, municipal and
Virginia is beautiful in the spring with its sparkling waters, scenic parks, and secluded wetlands. Find great kayaking destinations just south of Leesburg in the quaint water-filled village of Ashburn in Loudoun County, VA. Where to Kayak Ashburn, VA Ashburn,
Hamilton is a township in Mercer County, New Jersey. It is part of the New York metro, directly bordering Trenton as well as the Philadelphia metro. But despite its rather urban location, it offers many great kayaking and canoeing destinations
Marietta is a lively city, just northwest of Atlanta, Georgia with a rich history and vibrant future. It is perhaps best known for its charming turn-of-the-century square, quaint shops, beautiful parks, hiking trails, theaters and museums, but the city is
On the picturesque shores of Grand Traverse Bay in the northern reaches of Lower Michigan sits Traverse City, a kayaker’s paradise. The area is home to hundreds of quiet forest lakes as well as streams and rivers that flow into
The Potomac River creates the border between Virginia and Maryland, flowing from Jennings Randolph Lake high in the Blue Ridge Mountains all the way to the Chesapeake Bay. With over 300 miles of the 355 mile river recognized as a
The Pocomoke River is another must paddle for many kayakers and canoers. The Chesapeake area river runs for about 66 miles from southern Delaware through southeastern Maryland. A favorite kayaking trail is the four winding water miles from Porters Crossing
