Hey! Thanks for the comment! We launched in White Mill. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commision started a project about 2 years ago and they finished last May I think. There's a nice river access boat ramp there for kayaks. Then access is next to White Mills ball field across form what used to be the Sports Factory. The trip from White Mill to Hawley takes between 45 min to 1 hour and 15 min depending on the water. We've done it where it flowed well and we've done it as you can see in the video, where we had to drag the yaks for a little bit. I haven't done it yet, but you can also launch by the Wayne County fair grounds and that trip takes 3-4 hours to make it to Hawley. All this is above the dam. I never ventured below the dam on the Lackawaxen. I heard it's fun but could get sketchy. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching my video! I appreciate it!
Hot damn the new JT dropped. Hopefully we see you guys tomorrow night at the game.
Can’t wait to see you guys!
Nice video. I haven't floated the Lackawaxen yet - Where did you put in and take out... and how long was the trip time-wise?
Hey! Thanks for the comment! We launched in White Mill. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commision started a project about 2 years ago and they finished last May I think. There's a nice river access boat ramp there for kayaks. Then access is next to White Mills ball field across form what used to be the Sports Factory. The trip from White Mill to Hawley takes between 45 min to 1 hour and 15 min depending on the water. We've done it where it flowed well and we've done it as you can see in the video, where we had to drag the yaks for a little bit. I haven't done it yet, but you can also launch by the Wayne County fair grounds and that trip takes 3-4 hours to make it to Hawley. All this is above the dam. I never ventured below the dam on the Lackawaxen. I heard it's fun but could get sketchy. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching my video! I appreciate it!