Boating in the fall can be just as fun as boating during the summer months. For starters, the waterways are quiet and less crowded. Plus, autumn is the perfect time for fall foliage cruising (aka leaf peeping), fishing, and overnight boat camping adventures.

Fun boating and safe boating go hand-in-hand. From following basic safety rules and being an eco-friendly, clean boater, to understanding best practices for boating etiquette and social distancing, here's 10 ways you can recreate responsibly.

So you just finished your first summer as a new boat owner—now what? Use our First-Time Boat Owner Off-Season Checklist to get expert tips on how to properly maintain your boat during first year of ownership, including advice on winterization, storage, accessories and upgrades.

Science has proven that being in, on or near the water—including on a boat—is great for your overall health and wellness, including your physical, emotional and mental health. Read on as we learn more about the "science" behind boating, "blue mind," and water's healing powers.

During the age of coronavirus, boating is one of the best forms of a safe, outdoor recreational activity you can do with close friends and family. But when renting a boat or joining a boat club, there are some new factors to keep in mind to ensure a fun—and safe—experience.

The process for buying a boat during the COVID-19 pandemic raises a lot of questions for prospective boat buyers. Our special-edition boat shopping guide will address those questions involving safety concerns, tips on working with a boat dealer while social distancing, and how to schedule appointments, sea trials and drop-offs.