Canoe Camping Vermont and New Hampshire Rivers: A Guide to 600 Miles of Rivers for a Day Weekend or Week of Canoeing (Back Country Guides Series) » (REV)

Take a trip down these rivers:
- Batten Kill
- Otter Creek
- Lemon Fair River
- Winooski River
- Lamoille River
- Missisquoi River
- White River
- Magalloway River
- Andoscoggin River
- Baker River
- Pemigewasset River
- Merrimack River
- Connecticut River

From gentle streams to challenging rapids, the rivers of Vermont and New Hampshire flow through some of New England's most unspoiled countryside. The rivers featured here range from flatwater to class 3 rapids, and offer reliable water levels for paddlers from summer through fall. Here the touring paddler will find covered bridges, granite ledges, historic towns and villages, and a variety of places to fish and camp.

Roioli Schweiker, an authority on the waters of New England, has distilled a lifetime of paddling experience into this friendly, no-nonsense guide. Features for this completely revised and updated third edition include maps denoting access points, rapids, bridges, and dams; tables showing mileage and river conditions; tips on trip planning, canoe touring, and camping; and information on picnic areas, short hikes, and historic sites along the way.
TOC: Introduction
Comments on the Third Edition
General information
Using the River Descriptions
Magalloway River-Umbagog Lake
Andoscoggin River
Baker River
Pemigewasset River
Merrimack River
Batten Kill
Otter Creek
Lemon Fair River-Otter Creek
Winooski River
Lamoille River
Missisquoi River
Connecticut River (West Stewartstown to Gilman)
Connecticut River (Comerford Dam to Orford)
White River-Connecticut River
Lake Champlain