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What people are saying - Write a reviewUser Review - Flag as inappropriate Although a little out of date, this book was a very valuable resource for our canoe trip down the Delaware . Some of the canoe livery's were closed and some of the camp sites were no longer in business, however the river remains the same and I wouldn't have wanted to have done the trip without Mr. Letcher's book. The history lessons were very interesting and made the book a good read. Related booksContents
Common terms and phrasesaccess area barges Barryville boulders Brook enters built Bulls Island Callicoon Campground Camping canoe canoeists Class I rapids constructed County Creek enters D&H Canal Dela Delaware Canal Delaware River Delaware Valley Delaware Water Gap Dingmans Ferry Downstream end DWGNRA Easton eel weir feet Forest Foul Rift gravel bar extending Indians Jersey riverbank Jersey side kayaks Kittatinny Ridge Lackawaxen Lambertville land ledges extend left channel Lenape low water main channel Matamoras Milford Minisink Mongaup Narrowsburg National Park Service NPS primitive campsites obstructions Old Mine Road P.O. Box passable Penn Pennsylvania riverbank Pennsylvania Route 32 Pennsylvania side Photo picnic tables piers Pond Eddy Port Jervis privies rafts Recreation Area Riegelsville riffle River bends sharply Route 32 Route 97 shallow Shohola Skinners Falls standing waves submerged sylvania tent sites Tocks Island trail trash disposal Trenton U.S. Route Upper Black Eddy Upper Delaware Upstream end Washington Crossing York Route 97 York side References from web pagesRutgers University Press Delaware Canal State Park's Bibliography for the Delaware Watershed Canoe - Amazon River swicki - powered by eurekster CANOEING THE DELAWARE RIVER - Gary Letcher - Comprar-livro.com.br The Delaware & Raritan Canal: A pictorial history Water Sports The River Shop Bibliographic information
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