Paddling Georgia: A Guide To The State's Best Paddling Routes (Paddling Series)

This is a great book for Georgia paddlers. I really like day trips so it being limited to day trips is really what I was looking for. I knock it one star however based on the float time given for a stretch I paddle often. Never in my best days shape could I float this trip in the estimated time just to many deadfalls and shallow water spots to pull over, maybe at flood stage? Anyway, it puts concern in my mind as to whether I can trust the estimates on other rivers I am unfamiliar with. So before I make any trip down unknown waters, I will use the path feature in google earth to estimate my trips length. With that said, I would purchase this book again if I lost the copy I have. Just full of good information and on a side note I am putting together myself a good library of Johnny Malloy books. Very jealous of the authors day job...

Love the details of the put ins and outside. Great directions. List classes of Rapids. Very useful

It was a gift and have good reports on the map.

A must have if your looking to do kayaking in Georgia and don't know where to put in and pull out.

This book really helped me understand how to access many of the rivers in North GA. Much of this has been stolen and put on the internet, but it is a great reference for any outdoor sportsman who plans a river trip.

If you live near the coast or like fishing near the coast and in fresh water off of the coast, this is the perfect book for you. I live on the Savannah River and this book contained information to help me find new fishing areas. I would recommend this to anyone who likes to explore their waterways in GA.

Husband borrowed a friend's book, so I bought him one. He loves it!

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