A Paddler's Guide to the
Delaware River
Kayak - Canoe - Raft - Tube
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A Paddler's Guide to the Delaware River Kayak - Canoe - Raft - Tube |
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| Inside the Book | River Outfitters | River Conditions | Important Contacts | About the Author |
| Kayak, canoe, raft or tube the Delaware River 200 miles from Hancock, New York to Trenton, New Jersey. A best-seller in its first editions (formerly Canoeing the Delaware River), this revision by author Gary Letcher is the definitive guidebook to paddling the Delaware River. All-new and updated for novices, experts, and armchair adventurers alike: - Mile-by-mile log of access, rapids, natural features, historic sites and other landmarks; - An overview of the river including history, watershed, place names, paddlecraft, safety, fishing, access, and more. - All new maps, naming virtually all rapids, eddies, and river features, with diagrams showing the way through the most severe white-water; - Highlights of the people, events, natural history, communities and controversies that have marked the Delaware from earliest times to the present day -- Tom Quick, the infamous "avenger of the Delaware", the mysterious migration of eels, the battle over Tocks Island Dam, and many others. - Appendixes of outfitters and campgrounds, river conditions and safety, trip checklist, important contacts, and more. |
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