The Branford Kayak Group is a bunch of people who kayak for the fun of it and thought it would be neat to share our ideas, discoveries of hidden niches along the Sound, up the rivers and journeys between the ponds and lakes of Connecticut. All skill levels are welcome to participate and all launch sites will be considered. Beginners are welcome but everyone will need their own boat, paddle, and equipment (do not forget the life jacket!) some local outfitters rent boats if you need one you can ch …

Kayaking on the Hudson in an inflatable is great: - safer than hard bodies if water is rough - easier to transport especially a double - allows uneven paddlers to enjoy boating together My wife and I have been kayaking in a double inflatable for six years. We go everywhere: the Hudson from Englewood to Saugerties, Harriman Park, Lake Cayuga and more. It easily fits inside our small cars. Sometimes the water is churned up with big swells -- especially the Hudson. We never feel any danger because …

its always a good day to make new friends. tired of kayaking alone? want to learn new skills? or if you are interested in trying kayaking to see if you will fall in love with adventure on the liquid sky--come and join us. we offer instruction,companionship,our knowledge of the local waters. its the " no such thing as a free lunch" you heard there is no such thing as...yes its free, all we ask is good company with the spirit of adventure. 75% of the earth is covered with water,why not use it? …

Rules of Engagement... Fun is the priority. Kayaking and canoeing is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy nature. Many people are joining this group and do not have their own equipment. There will be one event scheduled each month starting in May to September where renting equipment will be offered. Members are encouraged to post their own trips on the message board and invite others to meet up and join in the fun. Trips should be posted as to how difficult they will be on a scale of 1 to 5, one …

This is a casual meetup. I'm just a guy who paddles, inviting others to join me, kayaking to the harbor islands for day trips. Any joiners will have to be confident and capable paddlers in their own right, I'm not a guide, or instructor and no rentals are offered. BYOK. Eventually some overnights.

We paddle all around New England, Lakes, river and of course the mighty Atlantic. Tides: http://www.boatma.com index.html Weather: http://weather.msn.com To join this group you should have some basic knowledge of kayaking and basic rescue skills, you need to have your own equipment such is kayak, paddles, you have to ware PFD at all times kayaking in this group, paddle float and pump are must as well. All other gadgets are welcome. You also need to have setup some kind of tr …

Attention watersport enthusiasts! Come join us for a paddle on the Hudson River! We are a free Kayaking group located at the Hoboken Community Boathouse on Sinatra Drive, Hoboken, NJ. All of our activities are free and open to the public. Our kayaking season at Maxwell Place begins in late May and runs through October (weather permitting). The Hoboken Cove Boathouse is a non-profit public boathouse for the community of Hoboken and surrounding areas. We are a dedicated group of volunteers. Many o …

This group is for married or committed couples interested in hiking, camping, kayaking, travel, etc.. All skills levels are welcome. The purpose of this group is to build friendships along the way with other couples who enjoy outdoor activities. Everyone is encouraged to make suggestions and throw out ideas for future activities, trips, and adventures! We are looking forward to exploring the outdoors with everybody.

Who are The New York City Sea Gypsies? Founded by local scuba divers and instructors in 1971, we are a not-for-profit club made up of individuals of diverse ages and from all walks of life with one thing in common, we all share a love of scuba diving. For some, this means local wreck diving every weekend. For others it's about exotic diving vacations to all parts of the world. Some enjoy underwater photography or videography, others seek artifacts or hunt lobsters, while many others just enjoy t …

Edit this page Past edits Add a page This group is for 30's, 40's and 50's who love outdoor activities like hiking, biking and kayaking, and also like to visit new and interesting places! Children and teenagers are not allowed because it is for adults. We mostly hike between 6 and 8 miles with shorter hikes or walks of 3 or 4 mixed in here and there. We keep a pretty fast pace. Some of our hikes are challenging with big hills and rocky areas, some are strenuous with over 500 ft. elevations. Bik …

The Long Island Single Sailors Association (LISSA) is dedicated to single men and women, 35 years of age and older, who have nautical interests in sailing and boating. We currently have about 150+ members within our parent association. On the social side, since winds and seas are not always fair, in addition to our nautical events, members contribute hours of their time and energies in organizing innovative events at various locations on and off Long Island and/or at members’ homes. Members disp …

The Connecticut Appalachian Mountain Club Whitewater committee organizes whitewater paddling instruction and trips on whitewater rivers throughout New England. All events are open to the public. Though some events are restricted by proper skills or equipment. The committee is dedicated to the safe and fun enjoyment of our rivers!