Great Egg Harbour River
We put in on Weymouth Rd and for exercise my friend Dave and I usually paddle upstream and than come back to our same launch. We quickly found how swift the water was within first couple of minutes; had the heart rate up p... trailpeak.com
Batsto River
Batsto River: Hampton Furnace to Quaker Bridge This stretch of the Batsto River runs approximately 6.5 miles to Quaker Bridge where you can take out with easy access (you're 4 miles in from Rte. 206 on Quaker Bridge Road wh... paddling.net
Atsion Lake, Shamong, New Jersey
One of the larger lakes within the 110,000-acre Wharton State Forest, Atsion Lake (pronounced AT-zon by locals) is the only one that provides on-site camping facilities, many of which are lakeside. White water lilies carpet t... trails.com
Batsto Lake, Green Bank, New Jersey
The first thing you may notice is the color of the water, a deep tea-color typical of the Pine Barrens. Natural tannins and acids leached from cedar trees, coupled with the naturally high iron content of surrounding soils, st... trails.com
Mullica River
The unique charm of the Mullica River comes from its extensive savanna marshes and numerous high, sandy banks that offer ideal places for a snack, sunbathing, or a swim. At the upper end the banks are crowded with deciduous t... trails.com
Great Egg Harbor River, Mays Landing, New Jersey
The Great Egg Harbor River is the longest navigable river in the Pine Barrens. The upper section is wild and strewn with logs. It is a strenuous run, but it has a powerful attraction for paddlers, who persist in efforts to ke... trails.com
Nescochague Creek, Sweetwater, New Jersey
Nescochague Creek is probably the least known, least used, and most unspoiled of the navigable streams in the Pine Barrens. It is a tributary of the Mullica River, formed by the confluence of two creeks downstream from the Pa... trails.com
Atsion Lake
How's this: work all Saturday in a center city Philadelphia hospital. Coax boss to let you out 20 minutes early. (doesn't hurt that he has kayaked too!) Drive home STAT in 45 minutes. Throw everything in the back of car (OK... paddling.net
Mullica River
Mullica River: Atsion to Pleasant Mills This 12-mile stretch is my favorite Pine Barren river run. Mainly because it is 4 distinct rivers. The put in is just off the northbound side of route 206 across from Atsion Lake. The... paddling.net
Upper Mullica River
In his book "Jersey Genesis" Henry Charlton Beck had this to say about the Mullica River: " I may be wrong about the Mullica River. I don't think I am. To me the Mullica is the most wonderful of the unrecognized rivers of A... paddling.net
Lake Lenape
This was a trip for instruction on the basics of Kayaking. I'm new to the sport and really enjoy it. Seems to though that I don't get enough time out on the water as I would like. I took this trip primarily to learn the bas... paddling.net
Wading River
The Wading River offers multiple trips available from a full day to a two hour evening run. There are public roads and parking at most of the stops. From Hawkins Bridge to Evans Bridge will give you about a five hour run wi... paddling.net
Wilson Lake, Clayton, New Jersey
Scotland Run Park on the southeast side of Clayton contains 900 acres of natural woodlands, hiking trails, and Wilson Lake. A small public beach with picnic tables, a playground, and restrooms occupies 300 feet of shoreline n... trails.com
Oswego River, Harrisville, New Jersey
It is difficult to make absolute judgments regarding the rivers in the Pine Barrens, but the Oswego River is a prime contender for the prettiest. Except for the final push when one must plow across Harrisville Pond, it is str... trails.com
Lake Oswego, New Gretna, New Jersey
Touted as one of the prettiest rivers in the Pine Barrens, Oswego River takes you through Atlantic white cedar swamps, lowland forests, and freshwater marshes. If you want to combine biking and paddling, this is ideal. Lock y... trails.com
Lake Absegami, New Gretna, New Jersey
Lake Absegami lies in the northwest corner of the Bass River State Forest at the southern end of Burlington County. The 67-acre body of water offers cedar swamps, bogs, and pine and mixed-oak forests surrounding the tea-color... trails.com
Bel Haven Canoes & Kayaks
Canoeing, kayaking & tubing in New Jersey's Pine Barrens. Trips on 4 scenic rivers. Shuttle service available. Authorized dealer for Aquaterra/Perception, Old Town, Ocean, Wilderness, Prijon, Dagger & Marathon. Lake ad... outdoortrips.info
Maple Lake
We started out for Lake Lenepe, and arrived there around 12:30 only to find out the lake was closed do to a boat race. We asked one of the park personnel if we could drop in any way far up the lake. She said sorry, but reco... paddling.net