Soft Paddling on the Deerfield River/Shelburne Falls

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Official Website: Soft Paddling on the Deerfield River/Shelburne Falls
Location: 54 Sugar Road, Bolton, MA, 01740 map
Phone:978-844-0965
Ages: Adults
Cost: $$

Others to Consider: Kahuna Laguna at the Red Jacket Mountain View Resort, Swan Boat Rides, Singing Beach, Wayland Town Beach, Wollaston Beach

You’ll paddle the historic Deerfield River in Charlemont Saturday afternoon with an experienced guide. The river winds it’s way a long the Mohawk trail as the river tumbles through the Berkshire hills. You’ll overnight at a lovely Bed and Breakfast in the heart of Shelburne falls with fine dining, lovely shops and must see attractions like the Bridge of Flowers and glacial pot-holes. On Sunday we’ll paddle the Deerfield River downstream of Shelburne Falls as it winds it’s way through a wooded valley.

$300 per couple
$200 single

Call 978-844-0965 for more information or reservations.

Reserve earlt, space is very limitted.

About Still River Outfitters:
Still River Outfitters, Inc. was formed simply because Karen, John and myself all love to be out paddling with our friends and families. We think you'll love to be out there on the water too, so we're striving to make paddling as easy as possible and more fun that you ever thought imaginable.

I bought my first canoe when I graduated high school. Years later that little blue canoe helped me meet Karen and we've been paddling together ever since. Now married for almost 6 years and with three small children (Ryan, Holly and Nicholas) our love of the outdoors and paddling, now as a family, has not subsided. All of the kids have been hanging out in various canoes and kayaks since they could wear a PFD. John's initiation to padding was getting dumped into a cold Vermont River many Aprils ago when John zigged and I zagged as we approached a wave in some whitewater. Karen and a friend pulled John and I out of the water and we sat shivering on the riverbank for a while laughing. John got back in the boat and hasn't stopped paddling since. That's the thing about paddling, once you try it, the water draws you in and you can't stop.

Great Brook Farms Partnership:
We are pleased to announce a relationship with Great Brook Farms of Bolton to offer you a more comprehensive adventure package. All of our guided and self-guided trips will depart from Great Brook Farms on Route 117 in Bolton (1 mile East from I 495). You'll also now be able to add picnic lunches and snack packs from the Café at Great Brook Farms directly through Still River Outfitters to your trip.