Kayaking and Canoeing in Groton, CT

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Farmland as recently as the 1950s, 778-acre Bluff Point State Park was designated a Coastal Reserve in 1975. Its lo...

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This trip takes you out past the inviting rocky islands in Fishers Island Sound to scenic Stonington Harbor. You?ll...

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There are a few rocks right at the tip of the point but easily avoided. Lots of boats in season but can be avoided ...

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Little Narragansett Bay is a fun and easy location for a day's paddling. You can either launch from Barn Island (...

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The best put-in for this area is at a preserve called Barn Island. There is a boat launch and dock, which are cro...

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Essex, Connecticut is a former ship-building harbor with a rich history. There are places that you can point to w...

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Beautiful river running through thick woodland area. If you put in at the Bradford Fishing Access Site on Rte. 91...

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"Visitable only by small boat, this brackish marsh contains a five-mile maze of waterways, with an abundance and ...

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I went to westerly Rhode Island to paddle and came across this salt water pond right across the street from "Misq...

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- *This information was provided by the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection* The Pachaug River wa...

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The Great Island area provides paddling in the secluded back channels, side rivers, and coves that parallel the low...

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A boaters-only island park between Selden Creek and the Connecticut River. Ebbing and flowing with the daily tides,...

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Just downriver from the access, the inlet to Whalebone Creek provides entry to one of the most pristine tidal fresh...

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This shallow saltwater estuary draws large groups of sea kayakers on summer weekends. Paddling here on a Sunday in ...

Bluff Point State Park