Nahant
Fantastic day trip. Took about 4 hours, including stopping for lunch, to circumnavigate all of Nahant. Starting out on the northern most point on Little Nahant, there is a put in and parking at the Dunkin Donuts Cafe. From ... paddling.net
Lynn Harbor
Saltwater Sportfishing off the Northeast Coast of Massachusetts, Lynn for striped bass, bluefish, cod and mackerel. Lynn is home to Lynn Beach and Lynn Heritage State Park. Lynn is located beside Massachusetts Bay and the ... anglerweb.com
Saugus River
Beautiful afternoon on fairly calm water. At points it was like glass. Plenty of inlets as this is kind of a tidal salt marsh also. Sandpipers, heron, and a taller bird I can't say the species were all around with the occas... paddling.net
Salem Kayak Tours - Salem, Ma
Salem Kayak Tours offer tours exploring the islands of Salem Sound, kayak fishing tours, kayak sales and rentals, and kayak instruction classes. waymarking.com
Mystic River
The Mystic River is the name of a short river in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the United States. Its name derives from the Native American word "Missi-Tuk", which translates to "great tidal river", and it lies to t... anglerweb.com
Boston Harbor Islands
I spend a lot of time doing day trip SOT sea kayaking to and around the Outer Islands of Boston Harbor. As my base of operations is Quincy MA, I am always looking for viable put ins in Quincy, Weymouth, Hingham and Hull. Th... paddling.net
Weymouth Back River
Put in beside South Shore Yacht Club. If you bear right and go under the 3A bridge, you go up the Back River . . . which is a wilderness preserve surrounded by a forested park. The current is light. If you head away from th... paddling.net
Neponset River
South of Boston in October it's hard to find small rivers with the water level high enough to paddle without getting into trouble. The Neponset River was wonderful. Variations from wooded tree covered foliage to marsh. Many... paddling.net
Charles River
Once called, "Quinobequin" by native Indians, Captain John Smith renamed the area for Charles I of England. The winding river rambles for 80 miles from its headwaters, covers an area of over 300 square miles and is the mo... recreation.gov
Ipswitch River Skatepark
This is probably the best park around if you lve in North Andover,North Reading,Haverhill and Methuen. The skate park is good for all types of skateboarders,Beginners to Experts. You have to come here!!! skateboardpark.com
Worlds End Reservation Trail, Hingham, Massachusetts
Tremendous views, rolling fields along the ocean?s edge, and an impressive assortment of flora and fauna make for a beautiful walk. World?s End is a peninsula that juts out from the mainland separating Hingham Harbor from the... trails.com
North River
The North River is a slow moving winding river that begins in Hanover and empties into the Atlantic in Marshfield. This is a tidal river so watch the tides. It is a little work going against the tide but doable. We launched... paddling.net
Pomkapoag Pond
Ponkapoag Pond lies between Canton Rte138 & Randolph Rte28. An uninhabited, clean, hidden, good size pond for learning or exploring with a walk in launch and some parking. Approx 1 1/4 mi in length and 3/4 mi wide with a fe... paddling.net
Sudbury River
Sudbury River starts from Cedar Swamp Pond (Westborough) and ends at Egg Rock (Concord). Total length is about 32 miles. I have made multiple trips in early summer of 2011 and covered about 22 miles of river from Winter Str... paddling.net
Parker River (Above Crane Pond)
I set out on the first of three planned trips on the Parker River from what I understand to be its first navigable waters in Byfield, Mass. and will eventually follow it down to its mouth in the Plum Island sound. Today was... paddling.net
Concord River
We put in at Red Bridge on Lowell Rd in Concord. Almost immediately we entered the Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge with lush greenery on both sides. We saw several Herons and many turtles. We encountered two annoying... paddling.net
Ames Norwell State Park
Ames Norwell State Park is a good sized (600 acre) park in Abington, MA, about 30 minutes south of Boston. This is a great area where one can drop their kayak in the water, mountain bike about 10 miles of single-track, hik... trailpeak.com