6 Toes….Fall Kayaking is Stellar on NJ’s Rancocas Creek Water Trail. Footprints on the amber waters tide waters flowing, saffron colored begger tick flowers quilt the marshes, monarchs migration flies along. Rancocas Pathways Kayak tours and rentals by appointment. Text 609-456-9344

PPT presentations on different Rancocas Creek Community maritime cultural landscape. Narrative fuses heritage, culture, natural history, multi use recreation and enhanced public access along NJ’s exemplary and historic Rancocas Creek Water Trail. A massive tip of the hat to the numerous individuals and organizations who helped dissect and put together this vibrant narrative of local, is as local should be.

Mount Holly, N Branch Rancocas Creek

Lumberton

Mount Laurel

Moorestown

Willingboro

Edgewater Park/Delanco

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Joe Leufer back in the day (may he RIP) was the BurlCo Historian. check out a copy of his steamboat voyage on the Rancocas Creek. Another acknowledged wealth of knowledge in Paul Schoop(sp) down at Stockton. The depths of the Creek’s maritime heritage anchors strong as the foundation of the heritage of South Jersey, Burlington County and Rancocas Valley communities. Fused to the heritage of NJ’s Pine Barrens National Preserve and its commerical heritage it is no wonder Stephen Girard set up shop here in Mt. Holly and the Three Tuns Tavern was an early American Admilitry(sp) Court. Where British loot was taken by Jersey Shore Privateers and sold to Philadelphia merchants based in Mt. Holly.