Demonstrate your essential kayak touring skills in this ACA Level 2 assessment. Designed for paddlers ready to validate their flatwater and Class I knowledge, technique, and safety skills in a professional setting.
Glide across Lake Warner’s calm waters by canoe as you explore wetlands, lily‑pad channels, and wildlife‑rich coves. This gentle outing offers excellent opportunities to spot herons, songbirds, and other wetland birds up close.
Step into the spirit of exploration with a Voyageur Canoe Experience on Lake Warner. Paddle together in large team canoes while building communication, trust, and shared leadership on calm water.
Follow a beautiful Vermont stretch of the Connecticut River from Sumner Falls to Cornish Landing, paddling past quiet farmland and historic river towns, with a lunch stop at the Path of Life Garden and a finish beneath the Windsor Covered Bridge.
Enjoy an evening paddle along the Connecticut River as we travel from Sunderland to the Hatfield Boat Ramp under the glow of a full moon. Gentle current, quiet river sounds, and a calm night sky make this a memorable summer outing.
Glide across the calm waters of Tully Lake beneath a bright full moon. This guided evening paddle follows quiet coves and shorelines, balancing relaxed paddling with time to soak in night sounds and starry skies.
Learn foundational kayaking skills on the calm waters of Lake Warner. This beginner session covers efficient strokes, boat control, safety basics, and confidence‑building practice in a relaxed, supportive setting.
Learn foundational river‑kayaking skills on a calm Class I stretch of the Connecticut River. With a senior guide, you’ll practice efficient strokes, reading current, eddy turns, peel‑outs, in a supportive, hands‑on session.
Paddle through one of the most scenic stretches of the Connecticut River on this guided two‑hour adventure. Explore the steep‑walled French King Gorge, circle historic French King Rock, and enjoy stunning views of the award‑winning French King Bridge, launching from the riverside grounds of historic Cabot Camp.
Kayak Rentals, Western MA. For beginners: Lake Warner, perfect for first‑time kayakers on calm, flat water. For advanced paddlers: the Connecticut River, perfect if you have prior experience on gently moving river water.
Through conservation efforts, nesting pairs of bald eagles are at record levels along this quiet stretch of the Connecticut River. Join us for an unforgettable birding adventure led by a senior naturalist and certified kayak guide, this guided trip offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and observe a diverse array of bird life in their natural habitat.
Experience a classic overnight river journey on this 2‑day kayak camping tour along the Connecticut River. Paddle from Northfield to Sunderland, camp riverside, and enjoy a guided, fully supported adventure.
Join our Connecticut River Kayak‑Camping Series for a fully guided 3‑day paddle through the scenic Vermont–New Hampshire corridor. Enjoy 40 miles of river, stunning views, historic sites, wildlife, and two nights of comfortable camp living—all gear, meals, and logistics included. Perfect for both new and experienced paddlers.
Enjoy a serene night paddle on the Connecticut River in Western Massachusetts as you circle the Sunderland Islands and stop on Island Two for exceptional Perseid meteor‑shower stargazing.
Enjoy a scenic 10‑mile paddle on the Connecticut River as we launch from Rock Dam in Montague and travel downstream toward Sunderland. This full‑day outing offers smooth to moderately swift currents, a peek up the Deerfield River, and stops along islands and sandbars where Bald Eagles and other raptors are often spotted.
Glide down the Connecticut River as day fades into night on this guided sunset‑to‑starlight paddle. Enjoy warm evening light, active wildlife, and a peaceful transition into darkness on calm moving water.
Paddle the lower Connecticut River at dusk to watch tree swallows gather in a breathtaking sunset murmurations near Goose Island. A guided, small‑group outing timed for peak late‑summer displays.
