Barter's Creek Right-of-Way
A short trail through the woods to a tidal inlet provides a place to fish, paddlers to launch, and people to swim.
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Barter's Creek Right-of-Way Details
A short trail through the woods to a tidal inlet provides a place to fish, paddlers to launch, and people to swim. However, all are tide dependent. Facilities: Hand-carry Boat Launch, Parking
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Barter's Creek Right-of-Way
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0.1 mi away
Fort McClary State Historic Site
Today Fort McClary State Historic Site has been the site of fortifications protecting the mouth of the Piscataqua River for the past almost 300 years.
0.4 mi away
Kittery Point Town Pier and Boat Ramp
A popular spot along the Portsmouth Harbor has two piers, a floating dock, and a part-tide paved boat ramp.
0.6 mi away
Old Ferry Lane Right-of-Way
A part-tide hand-carry launch site for paddlers that provides access to Back Channel.
