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Kayaking the Hudson

by Nino Marchetti on Mar 18, 2005

Ever kayaked the Hudson River? To many, it’s still considered a polluted body of water. Perceptions are changing now
though, as this CNN article on
paddling this New York state body of water
points out. A growing kayak outfitters industry is springing up in
places like Cold Spring, with many people taking an hour long train
ride from NYC to enjoy the country and do some river exploration.

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