Bardwells Ferry Road Boat Ramp
Bardwells Ferry Road Boat Ramp
Bardwells Ferry Road boat ramp provides public access to the Deerfield River for canoe and kayak paddling, located off Shelburne Center Road near the historic Bardwell's Ferry Bridge.
This is a popular put-in point for paddlers, situated approximately three miles below the #2 station dam, with a scenic two-hour paddle downstream to Stillwater Bridge or Cheapside Bridge in the Greenfield/Deerfield area.
The ramp is part of the Mahican Mohawk Trail water route system and offers access to Class I-II whitewater sections of the river.
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