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The Crooked River is a small, relatively unknown river in western Maine. Adventure photographer Andy Gagne had lived near the Crooked River for 10 years, paddling and fishing its waters regularly. But one day he learned a surprising fact: the forest surrounding the Crooked River acts as a filtration system for the water, which is […]

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It doesn’t seem to matter where you choose to wet a blade throughout North America—on rivers, lakes, urban canals, backcountry streams, tidal routes or in yawning wilderness preserves—paddling brings with it a certain semi-delicious form of sanity that comes from no other pursuit. With the geopolitical crackling going on around the world, and so much […]

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Each year, Amazon Prime Day offers great deals on paddlesports accessories and outdoor gear, making it a good time to upgrade your kit or stock up on essentials. This year, Prime Day runs from June 23 to 26, 2026. Paddling Mag rounded up some of our editors’ favorite deals. Best Prime Day Deals For Paddlers […]

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Created In Partnership with Tennessee Department of Tourist Development Along the jigsawed border between North Carolina and Tennessee, the Nolichucky River cuts a nearly 3,000-foot gorge through the peaks of the Appalachian Mountains that exits at the outdoor community of Erwin. It is one of the deepest gorges in the Eastern U.S., and within it […]

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Originating in the tidal waters of the Far North, the first kayaks were both works of creative ingenuity and tools of surgical precision. Fast forward a few thousand years and it seems not much has changed. Indigenous people used these sleek, enclosed boats for hunting and travel through icy seas. Today’s paddlers seek out a […]

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