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Housatonic River Initiative

HRI: Working for a fishable, swimmable river since 1992.

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Links to canoe,kayak, and raft resources in the Housatonic River watershed

Housatonic Meadows State Park

Sharon Camping under the tall pines on the riverbank at Housatonic Meadows evokes a genuine back-to-nature feeling. The clear, cold river water also provides a fine opportunity for fly fishermen to test their skills on trout and bass.

Go to:   Housatonic Meadows State Park

Berkshire Sculling

Go to:   berkshiresculling.com

AdvenQuest Paddle outfitters, Connecticut

Go to:   advenquest.com

Clarke Outdoors, Connecticut

Paddle a ten mile section of the beautiful Housatonic River in Northwestern Connecticut.

Go to:   clarkeoutdoors.com

BULLS BRIDGE

Located in the hills of northwestern Connecticut, Bulls Bridge on the Housatonic River holds some of the most challenging rapids and the most beautiful scenery in the state.

Go to:   zoaroutdoor.com

Housatonic Valley Paddle Club

We invite you to join us. Our mission is to bring together fellow paddlers of all skill levels and to explore the waterways of the Housatonic Valley and surrounding areas in an environmentally friendly manner, while enjoying the camaraderie of those with similar interests.

Go to:   hvpaddleclub.org

Arcadian Outdoor Guide

Canoeing, kayaking, and rafting in Connecticut.

Go to:   thetent.com

Outfitter Directory

Your Outfitter Directory to Whitewater Rafting, Kayaking, Canoeing and More!

Go to:   whitewater.com

Mohawk Canoes

Want to start canoeing but don't know how to get started, here are some clubs around the country.

Go to:   mohawkcanoes.com

GE/Housatonic River Site in New England

real-time stream discharge data

Obtain real-time stream discharge data (updated every 4 hrs.) for the Housatonic River (links open new browser window):

Outdoor Recreation Map

This statewide map (map is in a pdf file) shows you all the Wildlife Management Areas, State Parks, State Boat Launches and Wildlife Viewing Sites. Hard copies of the map are available for free at MassWildlife offices, State Parks and at the Public Access Board office.