Help Kp the Adirondacks Afloat!
Paddling and the Adirondacks go together like peanut butter and jelly. With thousands of miles of streams and rivers and
thousands of lakes and ponds, hitting the water in a self-powered craft of any kind is a passion for most Adirondackers.
While paddling is relatively low-impact, there are still some steps paddlers - whether in a canoe, kayak, rowboat, or SUP - can
take to further protect the waterways of the Adirondacks. Follow the paddling excursion below for some tips.
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Plan and Prepare
Pick a trip that is within your
abilities and leave an itinerary
with someone trustworthy.
Check Your Boat
Before putting in, check your
boat and gear for invasive
species or aquatic life that may
be hitching a ride.
Leave What You
The Adirondacks are a magical
place, so leave it as it is
take only photographs.
Camp Smart
Utilize designated
and fire rings, or bring
stove to cook on.
