Fall is the perfect time to head outdoors and enjoy the beauty of nature in Massachusetts. This spectacular family canoe trip will let you take in some stunning foliage and learn a new skill all at once! Here’s what you need to know.

Mass Audubon and Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary are hosting a wonderful fall foliage guided canoe trip this season in Massachusetts.
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You’ll be led by experienced canoeing experts along the most scenic portions of the Charles River. It’s the perfect way to catch a glimpse of the changing leaves while staying active.
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This canoe trip is perfect for the whole family; the event welcomes children seven years old and up as canoe passengers and kids 12 years old and up as paddlers. You don’t have to have prior canoeing experience to attend, as a basic paddling overview is included.
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The trip takes roughly three hours to complete. During that time, you’ll glide along banks that rustle with local wildlife and have the chance to enjoy in the crisp fall weather.
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Mass Audubon members can join in for $38 per adult and $20 per child. Non-member can participate for $48 per adult and $29 per child.
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Everything is included in the cost of your ticket. You can expect canoes, paddles, life jackets, and the expertise of your guides to be waiting for you upon arrival.
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Head to the Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary on select days this fall to experience this heavenly fall excursion.
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Please visit the Mass Audubon website for more information about the event, including dates and times. Directions to the meeting location will be given to all participants after registration. For another way to enjoy the water in Massachusetts, check out this awesome kayaking spot.

Address: 280 Eliot Street, Natick, MA, 01760

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