If you’re anything like our team at Atoll Boards, then chances are you love traveling for a good paddle. This is especially easy with an inflatable stand-up paddle board (iSUP), such as the ones you’ll find in our available inventory. For instance, if you wake up tomorrow and decide you want to take a trip to Boston, all you have to do is grab your iSUP, pack it up, and check it at the airport. Then, when you land, you’re in a prime place for paddling with your trusty board right by your side. So, hypothetically—just in case you suddenly get the urge to travel and paddle—what are some of the best places to go paddle boarding in the Boston area? As always, our team of experts has everything you need to know, so keep on reading below!
Mystic River
Perfect for all types of paddlers, Mystic River is seven miles long and features several types of urban and rural spots, all of which are sure to satisfy. While newer paddlers are sure to appreciate the calm waters of select sections, experienced people will be happy to travel all over the seven-mile stretch. Either way, Mystic River features some gorgeous views of the city as well as equally captivating nature scenes. As if that wasn’t enough, this is also a prime place for SUP fishing, especially if you like bass and Bluefish! In any case, you won’t be bored on the Mystic River.
Nahanton Park
Looking for something a bit more secluded? In exchange for traveling 18 miles away from Boston, you will be rewarded with one of the best paddling spots in all of Massachusetts. A 12-mile stretch of land and water, Nahanton Park is a prime location for paddlers of all skill levels. Whether it’s your first or hundredth time on the water, you’re sure to appreciate the soothing serenity that surrounds this precious, special location. As if it couldn’t get better, Nahanton Park is home to tons of gorgeous nature, including forests, gardens, and meadows. As a matter of fact, this area is an important part of our final recommendation, the Charles River.
Charles River
To put it simply, the spectacular grandeur of Nahanton Park is only one of many attractions on the Charles River. While it hosts several scenic nature spots, the Charles River also provides its paddlers with some lovely views of Boston landmarks as well. In other words, this one is truly the best of both worlds. During the warmer months of the year, one can fully expect an abundance of people on the water, as the Charles River is an excellent spot for paddling, kayaking, rowing, sailing, etc. Suffice it to say, this is one of the most popular spots in all of Boston, and for good reason, too. Whatever you want to get out of a day on the water, the Charles River will give you all of that and more.
Contact Our Team at Atoll Boards
Now that you know all about the best places to go paddle boarding in the Boston area, what’s next? If you’re in the market for a new SUP, remember to take a look at our available inventory. Our brand-new 2023 Atoll Board is our lightest, strongest, and toughest model yet. What’s more, we’ll bet that it would complement you and your SUP needs perfectly. In fact, we’re so confident in our product that we’re happy to provide a 60-Day Money Back Guarantee and a 2-Year Warranty against any and all manufacturer defects. For more information about these policies, our iSUPs, or anything else, please feel free to contact our team at Atoll Boards. We’ll be more than happy to help you in any way we can. Until then!
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