Nanticoke River

Envision the Nanticoke River

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Trail Segments
Boat Ramps
Federalsburg Marina 0.28mi Federalsburg Marina
Landings
Cedar Hill Marina 0.16mi Cedar Hill Marina
Cherry Beach Access 0.18mi Cherry Beach Access
Elliot Island Public Boat Ramp 0.17mi Elliot Island Public Boat Ramp
Elliot Island Rd Boat Ramp 0.02mi Elliot Island Rd Boat Ramp
Federalsburg Canoe Launch 0.03mi Federalsburg Canoe Launch
Federalsburg VFW Launch 0.04mi Federalsburg VFW Launch
Koch Access 0.08mi Koch Access
Laurel River Park 0.13mi Laurel River Park
Nanticoke Canoe Launch 0.06mi Nanticoke Canoe Launch
Nanticoke Harbor 0.21mi Nanticoke Harbor
Nanticoke Marina 0.14mi Nanticoke Marina
Phillips Landing at the Nanticoke Wildlife Area 0.19mi Phillips Landing at the Nanticoke Wildlife Area
Seaford Public Launch 0.08mi Seaford Public Launch
Tyaskin Wharf 0.09mi Tyaskin Wharf
Vienna Landing 0.26mi Vienna Landing
Wetipquin Landing 0.04mi Wetipquin Landing
Other
Seaford River Walk 0.13mi Seaford River Walk
River segments
Broad Creek 7.78mi Broad Creek
Marshyhope River 16.21mi Marshyhope River
Marshyhope to Elliot Island 31.70mi Marshyhope to Elliot Island
Marshyhope to Seaford DE 12.51mi Marshyhope to Seaford DE
Sharptown to Nanticoke 39.91mi Sharptown to Nanticoke
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Discover the Nanticoke

The Nanticoke River is the largest Chesapeake Bay tributary on the lower Delmarva Peninsula, meandering gently through marshland, forests and farmland, on its 64 mile journey from southern Delaware to Tangier Sound in Maryland. The Nanticoke watershed encompasses approximately 530,000 acres, including over 50,000 acres of tidal wetlands, which represent about one-third of all the tidal wetlands in the State of Maryland. The watershed is also the most biologically diverse watershed on the Delmarva, and is home to the highest concentration of bald eagles in the northeastern United States. Navigable beyond Seaford, Delaware, the river has played an important role in commerce and trade throughout its history, providing a critical water route for early Native American tribes, and later for European settlers. The Nanticoke River offers excellent opportunities for paddlers to explore its history, beauty and to catch a glimpse of the wildlife that call it home. Please browse this site to find out more about paddling the Nanticoke River.

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