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Rancocas Creek
( 39.98505, -74.79202 )

  1. Little Pine Lake - Pemberton ( 39.98857, -74.57096 )
  2. Mirror Lake - Pemberton (N) ( 39.97209, -74.56941 )
  3. Mirror Lake - Pemberton (S) ( 39.96729, -74.57847 )
  4. Rancocas Creek - Birmingham ( 39.97927, -74.70974 )
  5. Rancocas Creek - Hainesport ( 39.98489, -74.84372 )
  6. Rancocas Creek - Kirby's Mill ( 39.91685, -74.80555 )
  7. Rancocas Creek - Lumberton ( 39.96856, -74.81406 )
  8. Rancocas Creek - Medford Park ( 39.89713, -74.82061 )
  9. Rancocas Creek - Mt Holly (E) ( 39.99028, -74.77972 )
  10. Rancocas Creek - Mt Holly (W) ( 39.98980, -74.78956 )
  11. Rancocas Creek - New Lisbon ( 39.96205, -74.64102 )
  12. Rancocas Creek - Pemberton (E) ( 39.96746, -74.58789 )
  13. Rancocas Creek - Pemberton (W) ( 39.97030, -74.68377 )
  14. Rancocas Creek - Pemberton Heights ( 39.96244, -74.65567 )
  15. Rancocas Creek - Smithville ( 39.98571, -74.75083 )
  16. Rancocas Creek - Willingboro ( 40.02992, -74.92946 )

Paddlin' in the Pines
( 39.70208, -74.42738 )

  1. Batsto Lake - Batsto ( 39.64682, -74.65327 )
  2. Batsto River - Wharton State Forest ( 39.71014, -74.66747 )
  3. Cedar Creek - Berkeley ( 39.90248, -74.24513 )
  4. Cedar Creek - Lanoka Harbor ( 39.86936, -74.17065 )
  5. Great Egg Harbor River - Penny Pot ( 39.57547, -74.82239 )
  6. Great Egg Harbor River - Weymouth ( 39.51339, -74.77889 )

This map shows the three trips described in this article

by Andrée Jannette

New Jersey Outdoors
Spring 1998
$4.25

If you don't know how to turn your canoe on a dime when you put in at your first Pinelands river, you will by the time you finish. These are narrow, winding rivers, full of sweeping curves and sharply angled switchbacks. Yet these twists and turns are very much a part of the mystique and the delight of paddling in New Jersey's Pinelands.


The way you sit in a kayak places almost all your weight on your butt, and there is little way to vary your position. In a short time you can get very sore. If your kayak has any kind of seat pad at all, it is a thin hard cruel joke that does not help in the least.