canoeable

The river is not canoeable in low conditions.

The first two channels are very shallow, not canoeable; keep left and watch for the cutback channel (not obvious) approx 3ft wide.

From Inlet, the upper Oswegatchie is one of the wildest canoeable rivers in the Adirondacks.

The creek is canoeable along its length, and is known for its fishing for bass and other gamefish.

Despite the problems, the 104-acre Mohegan Lake remains "swimmable and canoeable," Ms. Cooper said.

The Great Egg Harbor River provides a 50-mile canoe trail, the longest of the pinelands' canoeable waterways.

With its far-upstream sections consisting of small and narrow feeder streams, which are generally not canoeable due to fallen logs & overhanging alders.

In the following year, Edwards wrote that the locks were inoperable, and that the canal was so choked with weed that it was scarcely canoeable.

The Middle Branch of the Oswegatchie, west of Willy's Lake and north of a private inholding at Bear Pond is not canoeable.

The river is still called canoeable throughout its length; however, low gradient, access issues, frequent logjams in the upper reaches and 22 dams on the mainstream limit its recreational use.

The canoeable portion of the river can be accessed by fixed wheel aircraft at an airstrip at Sheslay which is at the junction of the Sheslay and Hackett Rivers.

This was a shame, because the passage through Wharton State Forest, with its blue-black canoeable swamps, and the historic village of Batsto - a munitions producer during the Revolution, now an iron foundry-village preserved and run by the state - is worth lingering over.

Both forks are canoeable from their sources, but most trips start at or downstream of access points near Oxbo on the North Fork or Lugerville on the South Fork, and end upstream of the Big Falls Flowage on the Main.