Simplicities of Kayaking

Kayaking simplifies the boating experience by bringing you closer to nature, closer to wildlife and closer to the action. Quietly drift while observing shore birds and other wildlife or paddle in just a few feet of water through narrow passageways to discover sights unseen by others in larger boats.

There are so many places to enjoy this type of hobby.  For example:
 
The beauty of the Delaware and Raritan Canal is its pristine stillness in any season. The canal is a tremendous attraction for history lovers because of its 19th-century bridges, bridge tender houses, past and present locks, cobblestone spillways and hand-built stone-arched culverts. With most of the canal system intact today the D&R Canal is a great place for the beginner or advanced kayaker to enjoy a day of peaceful paddling.

The Delaware River is a favorite spot for many canoeists. It is also a great place to enjoy in a kayak, and for good reason. Its free-flowing beauty, recognized by its listing as a National Wild and Scenic River, is evident all around. With a little current carrying you along, it will take you o­n a 10- mile paddle through o­ne of the most scenic sections, the Delaware Water Gap.

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