Flat Water Paddling in Boston, MA
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A tranquil oasis less than an hour from Boston, Plum Island is a gem of the north shore. Kayakers can enjoy a quiet paddle in the marsh on the protected inland side or explore the ocean side for a more dramatic experience.
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A scenic urban river that offers many miles of flatwater paddling past colleges, forests, and views of Boston skyscrapers.
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