Best Places to Kayak Near Morris, NY

26 public launch points within 50 miles of Morris, ranked by water conditions, access, and amenities.

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East Sidney Dam Recreation Area

New York · 15.2 mi

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Chittning Pond

New York · 25.2 mi

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Lebanon Reservoir

New York · 25.4 mi

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Lake Moraine

New York · 25.5 mi

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Balsam Pond

New York · 26.2 mi

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Upper Lelands Pond

New York · 28.3 mi

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Susquehanna River

New York · 30.5 mi

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Eaton Brook Reservoir

New York · 31.3 mi

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Long Pond

New York · 32.1 mi

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Ilion Marina, Mile 89.07

New York · 34.4 mi

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Frankfort Harbor Marina, Mile 91.64

New York · 35.2 mi

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Little Falls, Mile 81.22

New York · 37.8 mi

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Whitney Point Reservoir

New York · 37.9 mi

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Little Falls Canal Harbor, Mile 80.19

New York · 38.7 mi

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Whitney Point Reservoir

New York · 39.5 mi

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Mohawk River

New York · 39.7 mi

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Balls Eddy

Pennsylvania · 40.2 mi

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Nelliston, Mile 63.78

New York · 41.4 mi

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Shehawken

Pennsylvania · 41.9 mi

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St. Johnsville Municipal Marina, Mile 69.48

New York · 42.2 mi

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Canajoharie, Mile 60.69

New York · 42.3 mi

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Oakland Access

Pennsylvania · 43.0 mi

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Great Bend

Pennsylvania · 45.8 mi

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Rome, Mile 116.3

New York · 46.8 mi

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Buckingham

Pennsylvania · 47.0 mi

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Great Bend Twp/Hallstead

Pennsylvania · 47.7 mi

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best places to kayak near Morris, NY?

Top picks near Morris include Nelliston, Mile 63.78, Little Falls Canal Harbor, Mile 80.19, Canajoharie, Mile 60.69. In total there are 26 public launch points within 50 miles, with paddling on rivers, canals, lakes.

What types of paddling can I do near Morris?

Near Morris you'll find opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddle boarding. Most locations offer beginner-friendly conditions with public boat ramp access.

Are there free kayak launches near Morris?

Yes! Most public boat ramps near Morris are free to use. Some state parks and recreation areas may charge a small parking or entrance fee.