This six-mile paddle from Sunderland to Hatfield is a place to begin river touring. View of Mt Warner and the Holyoke Range greet you as you paddle under the Sunderland Bridge into Western Mass farmlands. This paddle is approximately three-hours depending on river and wind conditions.
Additional information regarding this experience
What's Included?
Kayaking guides
Kayak, paddle, and PFD appropriate to the water conditions and your needs
Dry storage for small personal items
A great experience on the Connecticut River
What to Bring
Clothes for paddling* + dry clothes
Footwear for paddling* + dry land footwear
Windbreaker
Sunscreen + Hat
Waterproof Camera!
Sunglasses
Other Notes:
*Please note: time may vary due to river flow, wind conditions, and paddler experience.
**In all AE programs, we encourage you to use the gear most comfortable to you or appropriate to the activity. If you intend to bring your own equipment, please reach out at least 48-hours prior so we may make final plans for a safe and enjoyable day.
< 12 with guardian in the same tandem kayak
12-15 accompanied on the experience by guardian
16-17 with liability waiver signed by guardian
Adventure East reserves the right to evaluate all paddlers for skill levels and group dynamics to make a final decision on suitability for the experience.
Fitness Level:
Moderate - Able to paddle at a moderate pace for 30 minutes without a break, able to swim at least 10 yards cross-current unassisted
Skill Level:
Beginner/Intermediate - Comfortable control of your boat in moving water to follow guide directions in avoiding hazards. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Dates/Times:
2025 dates coming soon or call to book a private experience 9a to 12p
Waiver:
Each participant, or their guardian, must sign a waiver to participate in an Adventure East experience. Following payment of your online booking, your reservation confirmation will include a link to e-sign the waiver. Due to insurance requirements, we are unable to accommodate guests who do not sign a waiver.
