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New York City Water Trail Ng 3 LAUNCHES & LANDINGS L 1. Inwood Hill Park o 2. West Harlem Piers New York City Water Trail ng 3. 79th Street Boat Basin 4. Riverside Park South within the NY-NJ Harbor Estuary B Isla r 5. Pier 96 14 49 o 6. Pier 84 n 7. Pier 66 x n 8. Pier 40 1 17 d 9. Governors Island BERGEN 10 48 Sound 10. Sherman Creek H 11. Barretto Point Park a 47 12. Hunts Point Riverside Park COUNTYH r BRONX l 13. Concrete Plant Park a R e cheste c H i ast r 14. Shoelace Park E k m u Bay 15. Soundview Park ve e d 16. Clason Point Park n so R 13 s i r 17. Pelham Bay Park a 2 v 18. Bayside Marina n c 15 k e 16 N y 12 19. Little Bay Park Y ar 11 -N t u r River 20. Francis Lewis Park J H ar b or E s R River P i East 21. Flushing Meadows Corona Park a v Little s e 20 Neck 22. Hallets Cove s r 19 23. Newtown Creek 3 Bay a 24. Manhattan Avenue i c 4 18 25. Brooklyn Bridge Park 26. Valentino Park & Pier HUDSON 5 22 Inc R 27. Gowanus Canal iv 6 21 28. Salt Marsh Nature Center 29. Plumb Beach 7 e COUNTY 46 E 30. Floyd Bennett Field r a 31. Mill Basin Outlet st N 32. Mill Basin Marina 24 ew 23 t 33. Paerdegat Basin ow 8 n 34. Canarsie Pier For a safe and enjoyable experience - C R r Please do not disturb plants, wildlife or artifacts. e 35. North Channel Beach i e MANHATTAN k Don’t litter. Keep streets and waterways free of v 36. Idlewild Park Preserve Newark e litter and floating debris. r 37. Bayswater Park 38. Conference House Park 25 QUEENS 45 39. Lemon Creek 9 40. Great Kills Harbor 41. Midland Beach 42. South Beach Bay 26 27 43. Alice Austen Park/Buono Beach 44. Bayonne 16th Street Park Upper 45. Liberty State Park Bay Coastal, 46. Maxwell Place Park 44 36 47. Hazards Boat Ramp Kull BROOKLYN 48. Ross Dock Kill Van 49. Englewood Picnic Area 35 34 33 GET ON THE WATER Experience the fun, beauty and challenge of paddling in amaic New York Harbor with local organizations and outfitters. J a Bay Bronx River Alliance North Atlantic Canoe & Kayak 43 32 bronxriver.org getthenack.org Downtown Boathouse Red Hook Boaters 28 31 downtownboathouse.org redhookboaters.org 37 East River Crew Rockaway Waterfront Alliance Lower 30 eastrivercrew.org rwalliance.org Arthur 42 Bay Floating the Apple Rocking the Boat floatingtheapple.org rockingtheboat.org 29 Friends of Brook Park Sebago Canoe Club Going friendsofbrookpark.org 41 sebagocanoeclub.org Hoboken Cove Boathouse Touring Kayak Club In l et hobokencoveboathouse.org ay touringkayakclubny.org K aw Atlantic Ocean Gowanus Dredgers k Urban Park Rangers i c gowanuscanal.org l o nycgovparks.org l R Harlem River Boat Club harlemriverboatclub.org Village Community Boathouse 40 villagecommunityboathouse.org Absolute Scale 1:114,000 2010 Declination = 13° 7' W Hudson River Guild hrpg.net Weehawken Rowing 0 weerow.org Inwood Canoe Club Miles inwoodcanoeclub.org Yonkers Paddling & Rowing Club 0 2.5 5 Kayak Staten Island yprc.org STATEN ISLAND 270 90 kayakstatenisland.org OUTFITTERS Nautical Miles LIC Community Boathouse Raritan Bay NY Kayak Co. 39 0 2.5 5 licboathouse.org 180 nykayak.com New York Kayak Polo nykayakpolo.org Manhattan Kayak Co. 38 manhattankayak.com WATERFRONT GUIDES New York Outrigger Connecting People & Coastal Resources nyoutrigger.org Copyright © 2010 Going Coastal, Inc. All rights reserved. goingcoastal.org rights reserved. Inc. All © 2010 Going Coastal, Copyright .
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