Apologize for the late release of Summer 2019 Paddle Notes.
Come on out and Join us for exemplary, fun, enjoyable, quality kayaking on the tidal reaches of the Rancocas Creek. Canoes by special arrangements. Daily, Guided, Non-Guided, Individuals, Groups, Classes, Paddle on Down.

Saturday June 15. Come on out, explore, discover and experience a unique ecology of the Rancocas Creek Water Trail. Last Weekend of Spring. Guided natural history tour. See how the remains of 1895 Creek Dredging, and the 1941 Flood Bypass Channel Works have become a haven for wildlife, ferns, spleenworts, wildflowers and more….

Stops along the paddle examine ferns, spleenworts, flowering wildflowers and more. This is a slow paddle to Melpine. About 4 Hours including creek-side stops. Shuttle provided. Box lunch from Robin’s Nest included. Registration limited to 6. Text or call: 609-876-3086 Hosted by Friends Melpine Landing. www.rcnwt.com

Rancocas Pathways water trail conservation matrix. We strive to instill in paddlers and others who hike and walk along the Rancocas Creek, from its headwaters to the tide personal responsibility. Promoting public access anchors water quality. Take the time to help spruce up areas of the Rancocas Creek Watershed. Either in an organized activity or when your out and about yourself. Zap along any questions and we at Pathways extends an invitation to paddle on down. ps: your likely to get ones feet wet when paddling the tidal and or non-tidal areas of the Rancocas.

Beyond the Paddle.  There are very rare times during the year when one can access Burlington County’s Rancocas Creek’s Fern Canyon.   Today was one of those days.  🙂