moderate
3 days
Participants should have moderate endurance for paddling 4-6 hours daily and be comfortable on moving water.
Navigate 27 miles of the Delaware River over three days, drifting past towering cliffs, serene campsites, and abundant wildlife on a classic East Coast paddling adventure.
9 Hours Paddle Time
Embark on a breathtaking three-day canoe or kayak adventure along the scenic Delaware River, covering 27 miles to the stunning Delaware Water Gap. Experience enchanting views of the Pocono Mountains, wildlife sightings, and riverside camping. This immersive journey promises unforgettable memories in one of the East's most impressive natural landscapes.
If you want to spend more time on the scenic Delaware River and make it all the way to the Delaware Water Gap, this three-day, two-night canoe or kayak trip is perfect for you! Spend three days traveling 27 miles of river and camping by the water.
This incredible Delaware Water Gap kayaking/canoeing trip will astound you at every turn as you enjoy the enchanting views of the Pocono Mountains and riverside attractions like campsites, recreation sites, and many stunning geographical features.
Along the way, look for wildlife like birds, bald eagles, deer, bears, and more. There’s no better way to immerse yourself in this national scenic area than by camping by the river and exploring the waterways.
After three days of paddling, you reach your final destination – the Delaware Water Gap, known for its distinct features within the Kittatinny Ridge. This spot has drawn travelers for years, and is one of the most impressive sites in the eastern United States.
This Poconos canoeing and kayaking trip is best for paddlers who are comfortable with a longer trip that involves camping. Adventure Sports has everything you need for the perfect river experience!
Don’t miss the chance to discover the wonder of the Delaware River. Book online today.
Distance: 27 miles Launch Location: Dingmans Access Canoe Launch Paddle Time: 9 Hours
Keep your essentials dry and safe during the overnight canoe trip along the Delaware River.
Morning departures help avoid midday heat and give you extra daylight on the water.
Temperatures can vary greatly from day to night, so dress in moisture-wicking, quick-dry layers.
Be aware of currents and maneuver your canoe accordingly, especially near the rapids sections.
The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area was established in 1965 to protect this geologically unique corridor and its diverse habitats.
Ongoing efforts focus on maintaining water quality and habitat integrity to support native species and river health.
Protect your gear from river splashes and unpredictable weather.
Mandatory safety equipment for all paddlers on the Delaware River.
Helps stay comfortable during long hours on the water in warm weather.
summer specific
Includes tent, sleeping bag, and cooking supplies for riverside campsites.