One of my favorite trees
The Aspen tress are doing their thing and a day spent soaking it up is an experience as good as gold. via Good as Gold — nature has no boss
Exceptional Eagles Nest
We spot Eagle’s nests pretty regularly. But this nest on Miles Island in the E.A.Vaughn WMA takes the prize as the largest one we’ve seen. For more Kayaking Delmarva blog posts visit our Blog Index.
Broad Creek Osprey Alley
Broad Creek in Western Sussex County, DE offers beautiful kayaking with easy access. Roger C. Fisher River Park on 6th St. in Laurel, DE offers parking, port a potties, and paved ramps. Eight miles downstream, just before Broad Creek meets the Nanticoke River, is Phillips Landing State Park with […]
Dividing Creek Cypress Swamp
Located off the Pocomoke River, just upstream from Pocomoke City, MD, Dividing Creek featured a quiet paddle through a cypress and hardwood swamp. We found our put in at the Winter Quarters Golf Course Landing on Winter Quarters Drive. If driving south on US 13 Winter Quarters Drive […]
Taylors Landing Construction
The Worchester County boat ramp at Taylors Landing just outside Girdle Tree MD is currently closed to the public. It appears a complete rebuilt of the launch ramp is underway. Lots of heavy equipment was on site. This is one of our favorite launch sites and we were […]
Burying the nose of a Tarpon
Kayaking around Miles Island in Chincoteague Bay is one of our favorites and featured in this blog before. The south side of Miles Island faces directly south and is always home to a good deal of choppy water. But a trip in late May featured quite a ride. […]
Pocomoke River and Nassawango Creek
Near Snow Hill, MD exists several kayaking opportunities through cypress swamps. Byrd Park in Snow Hill is one of the best launch spots. Two boat ramps, restrooms, shaded picnic areas and playground equipment exist in the park. Leaving from Byrd Park kayak south on the Pocomoke River. Tidal […]
Will Maryland Kayaker become Delaware Kayaker?
During what we all know has been one of the coldest snowiest winters in history Maryland Kayaker moved to Millsboro, Delaware. In between an ice storm and snow storm we sold our home in Frederick County, Maryland. Then during one of the Polar Vortexes we moved into our […]
Maryland Kayaker Moving to Delaware
What’s happened to Maryland Kayaker? By early spring we will relocate to our new home in Millsboro, DE. Amazing kayaking opportunities exist throughout this area, just off the Indian River Bay. In the coming months I’ll have many new postings, from our new home which we describe as […]
Black Bellied Whistling Ducks
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