2015 Neversink Paddle
Sunday October 11 at 11am
Kramer's Cove
Come paddle on the Neversink Reservoir with adventure guides Kali Bird and Ken Bolton of Hike NY.
The Neversink Reservoir is the highest in elevation in NYC's water system with it's spillway at 1,440 feet in elevation. Put in service in 1955, it helps supply NYC with roughly half of its daily water intake along with its 3 sister Delaware system reservoirs.
In 2012, the DEP opened the reservoir for the first time to recreational use by permit only for canoes and kayaks. NYC H2O is excited to share the experience of paddling on the beautiful and pristine Neversink Reservoir. We endorse the DEP's forward thinking use of the reservoir and will join in promoting vigilance and good stewardship of the reservoir by paddlers.
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Tour proceeds support free tours for public school students of NYC's historic reservoirs & the High Bridge.
The Neversink Reservoir is the highest in elevation in NYC's water system with it's spillway at 1,440 feet in elevation. Put in service in 1955, it helps supply NYC with roughly half of its daily water intake along with its 3 sister Delaware system reservoirs.
In 2012, the DEP opened the reservoir for the first time to recreational use by permit only for canoes and kayaks. NYC H2O is excited to share the experience of paddling on the beautiful and pristine Neversink Reservoir. We endorse the DEP's forward thinking use of the reservoir and will join in promoting vigilance and good stewardship of the reservoir by paddlers.
Click here for tickets
Tour proceeds support free tours for public school students of NYC's historic reservoirs & the High Bridge.