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Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail
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Though the water trail is a work in progress, Captain John Smith's historic routes on the Chesapeake are known and can be followed in their entirety by those who have the time, the resources and the adventurous spirit to do so. Download the following map or request a brochure to take a closer look at America's first national water trail.
 
Captain John Smith's historic routes.
John Smith Water Trail with Gateways sites.
 
Smith Trail map with Gateways, marinas and more.
John Smith Water Trail with Gateways sites, marinas and public access sites.
 
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A pair of wood ducks.  

Did You Know?
The Chesapeake Bay is located along the Atlantic flyway, which every year channels the annual seasonal flights of millions of migratory birds. The region has always been a favored winter residence or stopover for many species of waterfowl on their way south from their summer breeding grounds.

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