25 Flatwater Kayak/Canoe Trips in the Thousand Islands and St. Lawrence Seaway Region of New York St

The Thousand Islands region is home to more than a dozen hidden lakes known, collectively, as the Indian River Lakes. In this guide to flatwater canoeing and kayaking locations, we give you explicit directions on how to find these great lakes and what you can expect to find when you get there. The book also covers five slow moving creeks you can explore and 5 flatwater river runs in the area. There are no whitewater kayaking or canoeing locations in this book. We just cover great flatwater locations where you can launch your canoe or kayak and get out and enjoy a day on the water. We also provide information about launch sites along the mighty St. Lawrence River, with proper cautions about boat traffic on that river. So order a copy of this book today and start exploring some areas that you didn t even know existed in the Thousand Islands and St. Lawrence Valley regions. Waterways included: 1. Hyde Lake 2. Lake of the Woods 3. Sixberry Lake 4. Grass Lake 5. Payne Lake 6. Yellow Lake 7. Red lake 8. Moon Lake 9. Butterfield Lake 10. Millsite Lake 11. Goose Bay 12. Upper and Lower Lakes Wildlife Management Area 13. Black Lake 14. French Creek 15. Cranberry Creek 16. Crooked Creek 17. Sucker Brook 18. Coles Creek 19. Indian River Red lake to Theresa 20. Grasse River Canton/Morley 21. Oswegatchie River 22. Indian River to Red Lake 23. Indian River Rossie 24. Oswegatchie River Heuvelton to Eel Weir State park 25. The St. Lawrence Seaway