Mullica River Paddle Adventure from Atsion, NJ
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Basic paddling endurance and upper body strength required for a pleasant 2-hour trip.
Overview
Paddle two serene hours along New Jersey’s Mullica River from Atsion Lake to Lock's Bridge. This tranquil route offers peaceful waters, rich Pine Barrens ecology, and easy access for all skill levels.
Atsion> Lock's Bridge 2 Hrs.
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About This Adventure
Experience the serene beauty of the Mullica River as you paddle from Atsion Lake to Beaver Dam. This two-hour adventure offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, glide through tranquil waters, and enjoy the stunning scenery, making it a memorable escape for outdoor enthusiasts.
About
Paddle the Mullica River from Atsion Lake to Beaver Dam.
Duration
• Approximately 2 Hours
Adventure Tips
Check water conditions before launching
Mullica River levels can fluctuate; verify local water levels to ensure safe paddling.
Bring insect repellent
The Pine Barrens have mosquitoes and black flies, especially in spring and summer.
Wear layered clothing
Weather can shift quickly along the river; dress in layers for comfort.
Secure a map or GPS
Though the route is straightforward, navigation aids help avoid unnecessary detours.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Great blue herons
History
The Mullica River area was traditionally used by the Lenape people and later by early European settlers for logging and cranberry farming.
Conservation
The Pinelands National Reserve protects this ecosystem, promoting sustainable recreation to preserve local flora and fauna.
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Recommended Gear
Lightweight kayak or canoe
Essential for maneuvering the calm but narrow river channels.
PFD (Personal Flotation Device)
Mandatory for safety on all water-based activities.
Waterproof dry bag
Keep belongings dry from splashes or unexpected weather.
Insect repellent
Helps prevent mosquito and black fly bites in the warmer months.
spring specific