A handful of great spots in New England where boaters and paddlers can pitch a tent and spend the night—or longer!Read More

A drift-boat fly fishing trip along the West Branch of the Penobscot River with guide Dan Legere yields treasure in the form of wild landlocked salmon and brook trout.Read More

Kids and adults alike build confidence and a love of the water through the Greater Fall River Sail Rec program.Read More

Here are 6 great boating daytrips to keep you on the water all season! Text & Photos by Tom Richardson 1) Burton, Knight & Woods Islands, VT A major attraction for boaters, regardless of the season, in the northern part of Lake Champlain (also known as the Inshore Sea) is the trio of state parks on Knight, Woods, and Burton Islands, the last home to a seasonal ranger-staffed campground with a swimming beach, hiking trails, snack bar, canoe, and rowboat rentals and a...Read More

Powerboaters and paddlers can gain easy access to this lovely coastal river and upper Casco Bay, just south of Freeport.Read More

It’s easy to visit this archipelago of rugged islands off the coast of New Hampshire.Read More

A varied coastline, loads of restaurants, and great fishing are just a few reasons for recreational boaters to consider a trip to Portsmouth, New Hampshire.Read More

While saltwater destinations steal the limelight in Mid-Coast, Maine, this lake quietly goes about the business of offering a host of fun freshwater activities.Read More