Kayaking and Canoeing in Ipswich, MA

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The Essex River Basin is one of the most exquisite place to paddle north of Boston. Paddlers can lose themselves (q...

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The white sands of Crane Beach stretch for miles along both sides of Castle Neck, forming one of the most pi...

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This trip is best on weekdays or during the off-season due to the chronic shortage of nonresident parking in Manche...

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The mouth of the Merrimack at Newburyport is a strong and exciting place. The 115-mile river flows through most of ...

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A popular sea kayak trip is a circumnavigation of Plum Island, about a 19-mile excursion. The trip combines paddlin...

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Cape Ann is a kayaker's paradise, offering gorgeous, rocky coastline; challenging open water; marvelous bird life; ...

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The Joppa Flats Education Center is located at the gateway to one of the countrys most productive, year-roun...

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Paddling the Ipswich River can be a strenuous adventure or a gentle meander though beautiful salt marsh. Kayakers s...

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A paddle down the Rowley River is a trip to a paradisiacal expanse of sky and salt marsh. The marsh is green in sum...

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The Agawam Indians called it heaven. In spring and early fall, kayakers will agree. A trip up Plum Island Sound pro...

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The marshes on this trip are beautiful, the surf created by sand shoals off Crane Beach is challenging, and the vie...

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This Fabulous Trip Circumnavigates beautiful Castle Neck and combines exciting open-water paddling with intimate sa...

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Public boat launch with free parking on the south side of the lake. It's a busy launch for motorboats but still e...

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Take a boat to Great Misery and enjoy memorable views of Salem Sound and the North Shore.

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I set out on the first of three planned trips on the Parker River from what I understand to be its first naviga...

Essex River Basin Adventures (Erba)