A Paddler's Guide to the Delaware River: Kayaking, Canoeing, Rafting, Tubing Paperback – February 17, 2012

I had kayaked the upper portions of the Delaware, and had ridden my bicycle along the road from Hancock to Port Jervis, and had caught some of the Delaware Water Gap driving from Syracuse to NYC. Our goal was to kayak two days, get the most rapids for the time, and stay in a hotel. We stayed at the Scottish Inn in PA. We had bicycles to ride back to the put in to get the car. We did 18 miles upstream from Port Jervis and 12 miles downstream. The book was our guide. It was accurate, helpful, easy to read and made all the difference between a hit or miss adventure and a success. There are not a lot of bridges or take outs along portions of the Delaware, so having this book was great. I highly recommend.

This book is amazing. As beginning kayakers it allowed us to plan day trips and confidently build our skill level. Literally every mile of the river is documented with information about rapids and the best routes to take for either a challenge or a relaxing day. The book is also filled with interesting tidbits on the sites you will see as you float the Delaware. While some of the information on local businesses is out of date, I found the access point information to be up to date and useful in 2014. If you plan on paddling the del ware even just for a day, get this book!!

Great book that I was looking for and finally found! Wanted to say special thank you to the seller for not overpricing, meticulous packaging and fast shipment.

great book, i live on the Delaware and make notes of things that have changed or lay downs and things that would be good for fishing. I also mark good fishing wholes and spots so i know to return to them. The history in the book is great as well and I learned some new things. Lets you know where you can camp legally, I don't pay much attention to that, and all the public put ins and boat launches. it s a nice read and very informational if you like to yak or canoe or boat.

was overly carfull to tell of danger. to the point of exses but its better to warn about something that might be a problem than not.

This book is awesome, planned numerous trips with it, everywhere you can put in or pull out are easy to find and very detailed descriptions of areas and points of interest. If you want to even do a single day trip down the delaware get this book! All the rapids and classes are clearly marked and very accurate. Can't say enough about this book.

I used this recently on a short trip down the Delaware and found it invaluable. I had three riffs to go through in about five miles and it was quite helpful in finding the right places to go through.

If you are looking for a paddling guide for the Delaware, look no farther, as you have found the best one.We originally bought the 1997 version of this book, and immediately loved it. It provides key information to navigating the Delaware and planning short of long trips. This current update is important, as things have changed in the past 10 years with all the major floods on the Delaware.I plan on using our older version as a marked-up "field" book, and using this one for the planning. Overall, I could recommend any edition of this book, as they are all superb!