Kayaking and Canoeing in Suffolk County, New York

If you love being on the water and love theis about eight miles. Part of the trip is very desolate
outdoors, canoeing and kayaking might be a goodwith isolated trees along with less desolate areas.
way to spend a day. There are plenty ofThe canoes are built for two and must be picked up
opportunities to rent a canoe or kayak to spend afive times to cross slight dams. The Peconic Paddler
day in the waters of Suffolk County.located on Peconic Avenue in Riverhead runs a day
One great opportunity is to spend time right offtrip that lasts for about four to five hours. They also
Montauk Point in the Atlantic Ocean exploring andrent canoes to individuals who spend the day by
following the finback whale. There are whalethemselves without a specific trip also.
watching activities run and organized by the OkeanosFor a combination canoe and fishing trip, try renting a
Ocean Research group, a non-profit research groupcanoe down the Nissequogue River between
that runs whale watching tours. You can watchSmithtown and Kings Park. You can also bring your
biologists do population studies of the whales andown fishing gear for the excursion. As you can see,
feed them as well.there are many options to kayak and canoe in
Another way to spend the day is to paddle downSuffolk County. Whichever you choose, make sure
the Peconic River in a 17 foot canoe. The entire tripyou remain safe and have a great time.