Providing a space where inner-city residents can experience nature and explore the outdoors.Read More

Paddle and camp your way along the Connecticut River from its source to the sea via this spectacular trail!Read More

From osprey to heron, plus the occasional bald eagle and side order of history, there’s plenty to see on a paddle along this tidal estuary on the Connecticut coast.Read More

Looking for an easy day paddle to a remote sandy beach? Head for this island on the border of Rhode Island and Connecticut.Read More

No matter what flavor of outdoor adventure you seek, Maine’s largest lake has it covered!Read More

The serene and often surreal midsection of this big Maine river holds many surprises for anglers and paddlers alike.Read More

Experienced paddlers—especially those who fish—will enjoy a trip to this rugged islet off the coast of Rhode Island’s Sakonnet Point.Read More

This beautiful North Woods lake offers a host of family-friendly activities to pursue. Nine miles west of Millinocket, the former paper-mill town in north-central Maine, is Millinocket Lake (not to be confused with the much more remote Lake Millinocket, just north of Baxter State Park). The nearly pristine waterbody is remarkably free of shoreline development, and offers spectacular views of Mount Katahdin to the northwest. Boat traffic is light, even during summer, adding to the lake’s serenity and making it...Read More