10 years after breaking record, One Square Mile of Hope event has raised $400,000 for charities
By Tom French
Thousands of paddlers gathered in Inlet for the 10th anniversary of the record-breaking 2014 canoe and kayak raft
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By Tom French
Thousands of paddlers gathered in Inlet for the 10th anniversary of the record-breaking 2014 canoe and kayak raft
More than 2,000 paddlers unite in Inlet for the 10th anniversary of largest floating human raft
By Tom French
Multiple recreational opportunities at former Boy Scout camp
By Mike Lynch
There are many options for paddling trips down the Boquet River through the Champlain Valley, for paddlers of all skill levels.
By William Hill
Fond memories of an annual fall outing
A homage to an overlooked, yet quiet place.
By Tom French
An easy, two-car, mostly flatwater float along the Oswegatchie between Cranberry Lake and Newton Falls.
More than 700 paddlers from all over the country gathered in Old Forge this morning for the 40th anniversary of the Adirondack Canoe Classic, also known as the 90-Miler.
By Tom French
Long Pond in St. Regis Canoe Area is long on scenery, seclusion