Canoeing the Delaware River

In addition to guiding the way, Canoeing the Delaware River portrays the people, places, and events associated with the river from its colorful past through present times. Gary Letcher also includes information on canoe safety and environmental concerns.
-- A mile-by-mile guide to the Delaware River for canoeists and other river users, with maps and photographs.
-- Describes historical and present-day points of interest, and provides suggestions for activities within easy reach of the river.

Canoeing the Delaware River provides a mile-by-mile account of the Delaware's course from where the East and West Branches meet in Hancock, New York, two hundred miles downstream to tidewater at Trenton, New Jersey. The book describes rapids, access areas, and points of interest in detail. It is an invaluable resource to both the novice out for an afternoon paddle and the adventurer on a ten-day trip. This completely revised and updated edition provides new maps, guides to river outfitters, campgrounds, information sources on river conditions, and new photographs.

In addition to guiding the way, Canoeing the Delaware River portrays the people, places, and events associated with the river from its colorful past through present times. Gary Letcher also includes information on canoe safety and environmental concerns.
-- A mile-by-mile guide to the Delaware River for canoeists and other river users, with maps and photographs.
-- Describes historical and present-day points of interest, and provides suggestions for activities within easy reach of the river.