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At one time, recognized as the most important river in the colonies, the North River was known for its shipbuilding and water-powered mills. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River and hear tales of the River’s past. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes introductory membership). Space is limited […] |
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At one time, recognized as the most important river in the colonies, the North River was known for its shipbuilding and water-powered mills. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River and hear tales of the River’s past. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes introductory membership). Space is limited […]
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Join us for Scitstock 2019! Saturday, September 7 Hosted by Andy and Margaret Bergsten 290 Clapp Road, Scituate Live Music 6:00-10:00pm (Doors open at 5:30pm) ● Jay Psaros ● The Marshalls ● Liz McKeen ● Howie Howie ● Mojo Mama ● The Coconotes ● Border Road with Lisa Jason from the Steely Dan band ● Bring […] |
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Wild rice (Zizana sp.), also known as Indian Rice is found on the slower flowing portions of the North River and Herring Brook River. It is a favorite food for many of the wildfowl that frequent the waterway. Come join us for a couple of relaxing hours as we paddle and float our way down […] |
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At one time, recognized as the most important river in the colonies, the North River was known for its shipbuilding and water-powered mills. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River and hear tales of the River’s past. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes introductory membership). Space is limited […] |
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Join us for a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River. Enjoy the scenic views while learning a little bit about the history and natural history of the river. The North River was once home to great shipyards that built vessels like the famous Columbia – the first American ship to sail around […] |
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Join us for a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River. Enjoy the scenic views while learning a little bit about the history and natural history of the river. The North River was once home to great shipyards that built vessels like the famous Columbia – the first American ship to sail around […]
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Celebrate the arrival of Fall on a guided river paddle with the NSRWA! The Autumnal Equinox marks the beginning of fall as well as the halfway point between summer and winter. This event includes paddling through the “Crotch” where the Herring Brook and Indian Head meet the North River. This area includes vast marshlands rish […] |
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At one time, recognized as the most important river in the colonies, the North River was known for its shipbuilding and water-powered mills. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River and hear tales of the River’s past. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes introductory membership). Space is limited […] |
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Join the NSRWA on a guided paddle of the upper reaches of the majestic South River, a true hidden gem! We will meet at 11:45am behind the CVS (1880 Ocean St.) in Marshfield. Canoes, kayaks, and SUPs welcome! Discover the local flora and fauna of this tranquil place. Participants will also gain knowledge of how […]
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New England’s fall foliage is legendary and there is no place better to view it than on the beautiful North River. Enjoy a leisurely 2 hour pontoon boat cruise through some of the most scenic and historic areas on the South Shore. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes introductory membership). Space is […] |