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Finally, a guidebook aimed at the forgotten canoeist: families, bird watchers, solo adventurers, seniors, and average human beings who don't need to run rapids or mount an expedition to enjoy their paddling experience. <br>-- Canoe Magazine <br><br> I read Quiet Water cover to cover. It's packed with delicious nuggets of lore and wisdom. The writing is lively and informal. The Appalachian Mountain Club has outdone itself. <br>-- Worcester Magazine <br><br> For avid canoeists who prefer calm lakes and rivers, this is a great book, one that I wish was available for every state. The locations described are so peaceful that you tend to forget that you are in one of the most populated regions of the country. <br>-- Travel Books Review <br>

Finally, a guidebook aimed at the forgotten canoeist: families, bird watchers, solo adventurers, seniors, and average human beings who don't need to run rapids or mount an expedition to enjoy their paddling experience. <br>-- Canoe Magazine <br> I read Quiet Water cover to cover. It's packed with delicious nuggets of lore and wisdom. The writing is lively and informal. The Appalachian Mountain Club has outdone itself. <br>-- Worcester Magazine <br> For avid canoeists who prefer calm lakes and rivers, this is a great book, one that I wish was available for every state. The locations described are so peaceful that you tend to forget that you are in one of the most populated regions of the country. <br>-- Travel Books Review <br>

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Alex Wilson is an avid canoeist and naturalist who lives in Brattleboro, Vermont. He is the author of Quiet Water Canoe Guide: Maine and the publisher of Environmental Building News. John Hayes is a professor of biochemistry and environmental science at Marlboro College in Marlboro, Vermont. Together they have written Quiet Water paddling guides for New Hampshire/Vermont and New York.

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