Kayak Virginia: Chesapeake Bay, Mathews Blueways Water Trail Paddle
Kayak and Canoe 90 miles of saltwater trails through tidal rivers, creeks and wetlands fronting Chesapeake Bay.
Mathews County, VA, on the western shore of the Bay, is a peninsula that juts out into the Chesapeake and Mobjack Bays. There is more than 200 miles of shoreline here.
Paddlers can access the water trails via 18 launch sites as well as a marina. There is a small launch fee if setting out from the marina.
Scenic highlights of these uncrowded water trails include historical sites, lighthouse, wharves, fishing villages. Paddlers also enjoy unbelieveable wildlife and beautiful water vistas. Bird watchers will be in their glory!
Before you go – be sure to get a blueways guide and check weather, tide and current information.
Find out more about kayaking in Mathews County, Chesapeake Bay and Mobjack Bay, and even more places to paddle in Virginia on our Places to Paddle in Virginia page.
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