Here are five scenic Long Island kayaking communities boasting paddle-worthy scenery, historic sights and abundant wildlife.

The City of Chattahoochee Hills, along with state and nonprofit partners, is celebrating the opening of a new park on the Chattahoochee River as part of the Chattahoochee Riverlands.

this natural barrier island's state park features more than 4 miles of beaches and a 3-mile-long nature trail. It offers an educational nature center and access to bike and kayak rentals as well.

Surf fishing, swimming, scuba diving, surfing, and kayaking are just some of the many activities that you can enjoy in Island Beach State Park ... as a model of the Reed Hotel dating to 1876 ...

Situated north of Clearwater Beach but south of Honeymoon Island State Park ... The park is open daily from 8 a.m. until sundown. Admission costs $6 per boat or $2 per kayak.

The beach is beautiful, and there are family-friendly facilities that make it simple to go swimming, kayaking ... referred to as the Island in the Sky, Cheaha has two major claims to fame: It’s ...

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The City of Monroe will open a new kayak launch in Hellenberg Park along the River Raisin in summer 2025. The launch will be ...

Annie Nagel, a Rohnert Park resident, won gold at the 2nd Pan American Championship of Saltwater Kayak Fishing, representing ...