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Whitewater Kayaking & Rafting in Massachusetts

 

#1. Deerfield River - Fife Brook Section: Fife Brook Dam to Zoar Gap
From Fife Brook Dam in Florida, Massachusetts, to the Number 4 dam in Buckland, the Deerfield River flows unimpeded for 17.0 miles. The longest stretch without a dam on the main river, this run is als...
From the guidebook "Classic Northeastern Whitewater Guide"
Running the Rivers of North America
Florida, MA - Whitewater Paddling - 5 miles


#2. Deerfield River - #2 Section: Wilcox Hollow to Stillwater Bridge
Number 2 is the first dam on the Deerfield counting up from the Connecticut River. Number 1 was planned but never built, and it is highly unlikely it ever will be. The river below Number 2 dam is remo...
From the guidebook "Classic Northeastern Whitewater Guide"
Running the Rivers of North America
Wilcox Hollow, MA - Whitewater Paddling - 7 miles


#3. Farmington River: Otis Bridge (MA) to Tariffville Gorge (CT)
This eTrail includes two sections of Massachusetts' Farmington River (Otis Bridge to Route 8 and Route 8 to New Boston) and Connecticut's Tariffville Gorge section from Route 189 to Route 187. Compare...
From the guidebook "Classic Northeastern Whitewater Guide"

Cold Spring, MA - Whitewater Paddling - 6.9 miles


#4. Concord River: Bradford Industries to Merrimack River
This run epitomizes urban paddling and is the closest class III–IV whitewater to Boston. The river is ledgy, with lots of man-made debris and a nasty breached dam at the end. There are three distinct ...
From the guidebook "Classic Northeastern Whitewater Guide"
Running the Rivers of North America
Concord, MA - Whitewater Paddling - 1.5 miles


#5. Hubbard Brook: Granville State Forest to Barkhamsted Reservoir
Hubbard Brook is a small, steep stream that runs through Granville State Forest in Massachusetts just north of the border with Connecticut. It is naturally flowing, so you must catch it immediately af...
From the guidebook "Classic Northeastern Whitewater Guide"
Running the Rivers of North America
Tolland, MA - Whitewater Paddling - 2.75 miles


#6. Green River: Green River to Eunice Williams Road
This eTrail includes two sections of the Green River: Green River (VT) to West Leyden (MA) and West Leyden to Eunice Williams Road. The Green River is known more for its rustic scenery than for its ch...
From the guidebook "Classic Northeastern Whitewater Guide"

Brattleboro, VT - Whitewater Paddling - 11.5 miles


#7. Quaboag River: Lucy Stone Park in Warren to Route 67
The Quaboag River is a favorite early - season run for New England boaters despite its poor water quality and semi-urban scenery. The Quaboag contains three Class IV rapids at medium levels (5.5 feet...
From the guidebook "Appalachian Whitewater: The Northern States"
Running the Rivers of North America
Warren, MA - Whitewater Paddling - 5.5 miles


#8. West Branch of the Westfield River: Bancroft to Huntington
This eTrail includes two sections of Massachusetts' Westfield River - West Branch: Bancroft to Chester and Chester to Huntington. If the rocks in the river are covered at Bancroft, expect a roller-coa...
From the guidebook "Classic Northeastern Whitewater Guide"
Running the Rivers of North America
Bancroft, MA - Whitewater Paddling - 13.5 miles


#9. Millers River
This eTrail includes two sections of Massachusetts' Millers River: South Royalston to Athol and Erving to Millers Falls. The Upper Millers (trip A) run starts in South Royalston, just a mile below the...
From the guidebook "Classic Northeastern Whitewater Guide"
Running the Rivers of North America
South Royalston, MA - Whitewater Paddling - 13.5 miles


#10. Farmington River: Tolland State Forest bridge to New Boston Route 8 bridge
The Upper Farmington is not a run to be taken lightly in high water, when the rapids blend together; many of the boulders that were obstacles at lower levels become pourovers above seven feet. Some o...
From the guidebook "Appalachian Whitewater: The Northern States"
Running the Rivers of North America
Tariffville, MA - Whitewater Paddling

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