A completely revised edition of this classic guide! Exploring the Little Rivers of New Jersey--first published in 1942--has become a classic, every canoeist's traveling companion and a delight to countless other people who enjoy in imagination or memory the outdoor world of New Jersey. By the way of the little rivers, James and Margaret Cawley introduced generations of canoeists and armchair explorers to a quiet, beautiful world of forests and fields, songbirds and wildflowers, towpaths and villages rich in history. Today, you can still explore this "other New Jersey" via the state's little rivers and many miles of canal--through the Pine Barrens, state and county parks, farmlands, suburbs, and crowded cities. In this fourth edition, the Little Rivers Club has brought the Cawleys' work up to date. This group of experienced canoeists dedicated themselves to re-exploring familiar waterways and adding new ones. Faithful to the Cawley spirit, this edition includes new maps, many new photographs, a directory of canoe liveries, tips of planning a trip, a loving portrait of the Cawleys, and, best of all, twenty-four beautiful waterways to discover. Featuring 166 photos, 22 maps, and these rivers: Batsto Cedar Creek Delaware and Raritan Canal Great Egg Harbor River Hackensack Manasquan River and Inlet Maurice Millstone Mullica Musconetcong Oswego River and Lake Passaic Paulins Kill Pequest Ramapo-Pompton Rancocas South and North Branches of the Raritan Toms Wading Black-Lamington Cohansey River, Raceway, and Sunset Lake Crosswicks Creek Metedeconk Stony Brook
A completely revised edition of this classic guide! Exploring the Little Rivers of New Jersey-first published in 1942-has become a classic, every canoeist's traveling companion and a delight to countless other people who enjoy in imagination or memory the outdoor world of New Jersey. By the way of the little rivers, James and Margaret Cawley introduced generations of canoeists and armchair explorers to a quiet, beautiful world of forests and fields, songbirds and wildflowers, towpaths and villages rich in history. Today, you can still explore this "other New Jersey" via the state's little rivers and many miles of canal-through the Pine Barrens, state and county parks, farmlands, suburbs, and crowded cities. In this fourth edition, the Little Rivers Club has brought the Cawleys' work up to date. This group of experienced canoeists dedicated themselves to re-exploring familiar waterways and adding new ones.<