Paddle Along the Charles River

The city of Boston is famous for many things, however, it’s the Charles River that winds through parts of the city that brings both breathtaking sites, as well as recreation to many Boston locals and tourists. While the Charles River is generally a great backdrop for locals to enjoy a leisurely stroll along the banks, many people forget that the river itself is one of the biggest outdoor recreation areas within Boston as well as the surrounding communities.

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The Charles River is the ample place to take in some of Boston’s sites, and whether you’re hoping to practice your balance on a paddle board, or kayak along the shores of the river, Boston is home to a large range of different watersports. With multiple docks for easy entry into the river, owning your own gear is a great way to take advantage of all the river has to offer, however, for those who may want to take a weekend to explore, many rental companies in the area such as Paddle Boston – Charles River Canoe and Kayak, can provide you with all the equipment as well as instruction needed to take to the Charles River and enjoy the stunning Boston sites.  

Another huge perk to renting your equipment from Paddle Boston is their vast offerings as well as annual pass options for unlimited paddling. With the ability to explore on your own, or join one of the many guided tours that allow you to explore the Charles River, Boston Harbor as well as the Massachusetts Coastline, you can easily spend hours in the water. With 7 different locations scattered throughout Boston, your next paddling adventure along the Charles River is only a few minutes away. 

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Calling a city like Boston home comes with a plethora of perks, from the views, shopping, dining, history, sports and more, you can spend your days exploring the streets of downtown, cheering on the Red Sox at Fenway Park, or brushing up on your history along the cobblestone streets, paddling along the Charles River is just yet another perk of living in the Greater Boston area. 

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