General Tools.
These include Vermont boating regulations, mapping sites and precipitation/weather
links.
Specific Areas. Looking for a
specific pond or river? Check here.
Clubs. Find a number of Vermont-based
(for the most part) kayaking/canoeing clubs and associations.
Racing. When you're ready to
put your canoeing/kayaking skills to the test…
Touring & Rentals. This section
houses a sizable collection of sites that provide guided or unguided
tours and general equipment rentals. Some also sell equipment.
Miscellaneous. Basically, stuff
that doesn't fit elsewhere, including tubing and sculling resources. |
For
a small state, Vermont has a wealth of opportunities for canoeists and
kayers of all skill levels. Whether you're running whitewater on the
Lamoille or paddling amongst loons on Zack Woods Pond, Vermont's many
miles of waterways and numerous lakes and ponds are set against one
of the most scenic backdrops you can hope to find.
