Comments on: Susquehanna ThruPaddle Trip Report: Daily Logs

By: joelwitwer

joelwitwer — Thu, 03 Jun 2021 04:47:20 +0000

In reply to lecornwi.Hey lecornwi! So as far as I could find, you don't need permits for either NY or MD. In PA, you don't need a permit to be "on the water" but you do need to register your boat or buy an annual "launch permit" in order to use state run launch spots. You can use non-state launches to get on and off the river, but it's easier just to buy one and not worry about it. Long answer short, I bought a permit for PA and that's it. Shoot me an email with any questions you might have (joelwitwer@gmail.com) and I'd love to see any photos or blogs of your trip if you put them out into the world!

By: lecornwi

lecornwi — Wed, 02 Jun 2021 18:27:16 +0000

Hi Joel, my wife and I were planning on trying to kayak the whole Susquehanna starting in a couple of weeks and we have been poring over your logs for the last couple of months. They have been extremely (hypothetically) helpful so far. I did have a question regarding permits – do we need permits from either the states of New York, Pennsylvania or Maryland to be on the water?

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