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    Miller's Pond County Park

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    Nissequogue River Canoe & Kayak Rentals

    4.5(23 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    Very professional and convenient and will do it again. Extremely scenic river. Saw many beautiful…read morebirds, osprey, egrets. Loved it.

    Left from the headwaters at the Bull around 1030 on the high tide. Lisa E. and Mele took a 2-person…read morekayak and I soloed. Fair price $110 total (cash only) for what was anticipated to be about 2.5 hours on the 5 1/2 mile journey. Friendly and helpful staff had us paid, outfitted and in the water on very stable vessels within minutes. We took the advice and started our journey up river to the lovely home with the waterfall before turning back on the slack tide and heading toward the Sound. Kinda cool paddling under the bridge with the highway inches from your head. The river narrow in the beginning with a bit of shade close to the shore. As the river widened and opened up, the homes and properties became more impressive. Our pace was nice and easy and within an hour, we were helped along with the outgoing tide. In my usual exploring fashion, I meandered off from the girls and explored many of the marshes. This is where I saw the fish jumping, birds roosting and others taking flight as I approached. About 3 miles in, we joined up our kayaks and had a peaceful little fruit and water break (note: bring water, sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat) as a family....ah good times! A little later we noticed a small wooded beach that would make for a nice rest stop. Of course I listened to the instructions about not going to the Sound. Of course I remembered the pirate flags as landmarks and the warning that if I strayed, the old man of the sea would admonish me. So, if you know me, here is where things got interesting. I saw a tree full of roosting herons and egrets in flight way over on the far side of the marsh. Had to get there and see them close-up. So I paddled off away from all others. What a beautiful experience getting up close to nature. However, instead of heading back the way I came, I decided to forge through the marsh. After navigating the obstacles, I came out into the open river, and saw no one. So I kept paddling thinking that I was too far behind, when actually I had missed the landing area. By the time I realized it, the current was getting swifter and the inlet to the Sound was near. I turned around and had to stroke vigorously for about 15 minutes to get back to where I belonged. Lisa E. called me on my cell, and of course I just said that I was exploring visiting nature, not hopelessly off course. Finally, the man in the boat whistled and called "hey kayak, over here, what's the matter, you get lost?" "No sir, just went on an exploration, not lost, no sir and no where near the Sound". So our journey ended up being closer to three hours. We rode back to the start in a cool old camouflaged mini school bus. We were thinking that this trip would be great in the Fall when it's cooler and the leaves are ablaze, that is unless we purchase our own kayak. Check their website for tide chart, map and directions. Looks like they operate until the end of October. One word to the wise, follow instructions or you might end up a castaway!

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