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What s new for Genesee River kayakers this spring and summer? New signage aids adventures
Visitors to the river will notice something new this spring and summer, a series of mile markers and reflective signs to help guide kayakers
Special to The Spectator
It’s nearly kayaking season, and the Genesee River is more accessible than ever before.
Visitors to the river will notice something new this spring and summer a series of mile markers and reflective signs to help guide kayakers on their Genesee River adventures.
The signage was installed late in the 2020 kayaking season. Arrowed takeout signs now alert kayakers of approaching Genesee River Wilds access sites, with markers indicating how many miles remain until the next takeout.