Boston Kayaker

Kayaking on Great Pond - in Teaticket MA Rating: One Star - This was our first kayak outing for the season and since the corona virus lockdown. Today's kayak buddies, the Boston Kayaker's wife, daugher & boyfriend, and our puppies Saco and Sebec. This pond is develoed/residential all thru-out and very few spots not private property to land on. From the launch, we paddled north and passed under the Route 28 bridge and u-turned right after. Paddle time for the group is 1 hour and 45 minutes.   Put in at state ramp on Harrington   Street in Teaticket MA. Paddle around Great   Pond and return. Estimated round trip   distance 5+ miles Channel busy with   marine traffic. Disclaimer: It is your responsibility to determine the legality, suitability and safety of this route for yourself.

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Other resources: Number of original photos on this page : 80 All photos in this website are original and copyrighted. On Great Pond in Teaticket MA. Trip date is May 2020. We turned left northwards from the state ramp launch. Today's kayak companions, the Boston Kayaker's wife and dogs Saco and Sebec. Also with us, the 2 yellow kayaks on left, my daughter and her boyfriend. The Boston Kayaker with Sebec (in pink) and Saco (in blue). Continuing our northwards direction . . . We will bypass this cove/arm on left and veer right to get to the northern end of the Great Pond. Looking south to the length of the Great Pond. The Great Pond is now getting narrower as we paddle north . . . Beach break. Approacing the Route 28 bridge over the Great Pond. Turtles on Great Pond. Paddling under the Route 28 bridge. Soon after passing the bridge, fast-flowing water made us turn around. Now paddling southwards. My daughter finally caught up with us. Taking a break in this only spot we can see that we can land . . . Back on the water, we will paddle to the public ramp. Approaching the take-out ramp. Landed. Paddle time for the group is 1 hour and 45 minutes.