Maps & Guides
Connecticut River Conservancy offers a variety of recreation and paddling maps of the Connecticut River. We are in the process of setting up a new shop, and in the meantime you can place an order by contacting Mary at mmccaughey at ctriver.org or calling (413) 772 - 2020.
The Connecticut River Paddlers' Trail maps (top 2 on the left) are $11.95, and the other Recreational Guides above are $7.95 for regular maps or $17 for laminated maps. To order, contact Mary at mmccaughey at ctriver.org or call (413) 772 - 2020.
Connecticut River Paddler's Trail Interactive Map
Download our app to access the 410-mile long Connecticut River Paddlers’ Trail! Mostly meandering, but at times rushing forcefully, the Connecticut River flows past a diverse landscape of rich agricultural lands, rural communities, urban centers, and tidal marshes.
Navigational Maps & Guides
The Connecticut River Paddlers’ Trail for launch points and campsites in NH, VT, MA & CT
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Boating in Upper Valley: maps, portages and other good information (CT River Joint Commissions)
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The Northern Forest Canoe Trail linking NY, VT, NH, Maine, and Québec.
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Camping, canoeing, and kayaking in Turners Falls and Northfield, MA (First Light Power Resources)
Places to Visit in Pioneer Valley by Boat on the Connecticut River (Holyoke Gas & Electric)
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Water Trails in Connecticut (Rivers Alliance of CT)
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Public use areas and access points in central Massachusetts (Holyoke Gas & Electric)
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Millers River Blue Trail in northern Massachusettes (Millers River Watershed Council)
River Safety & Flow Information
Boating Safety Guidelines from the Center for Disease Control
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Flood predictions and times of cresting
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Water release information from dams on Connecticut and Deerfield Rivers
Detailed River Maps
Connecticut River Sub-Watersheds
This map of the Connecticut River watershed outlines the entire area that drains, including the portion in Canada. It also shows major tributaries with outlines of their sub-watersheds. Municipal boundaries within the river basin.
This map was prepared by the US Fish and Wildlife Service.