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Something to think about with the snow on the ground. I am planning couple week long trips one to the Dumione or Noire river in June/ July and one to Algonquin time tbdl

I almost bought a shearwater this past spring I weigh 270 plus with gear It felt like I was sitting on top of a cork I had a lot of freeboard strong wind would have blown me over I then tried a wilderness it was better but still very tippy I was using a canoe paddle maybe a kayak paddle would...

Sure, Nascar weekend I stay off 93 and out of NH I was canoeing white water on Pemi Bristols section below Ayers dam I got off the water around 3 headed home I was fine until Tilton It took me 4 hours to get to the Mass border It tried all kinds of back roads and they were all full also. I...

I was there a couple weeks ago we paddle the first pond then paddle back to the put in and put the canoe on the second pond then did the portage trail to the third pond. they say you get there early enough in the morning you can see moose on the third pond nice Sunday paddle. they also have...

Hi Mark I started a Canoe-Trippers-plus meetup I am in Lawrence Ma to hopefully find some other people to go with rather than go alone. I also paddle white water none of that this year the water is just soooo low even lakes and ponds are low

First trip was an NH AMC Paddlers trip 2nd trip was myself(people that missed the first trip)

I don't doubt you could do that first 2015 trip 5 tandams (3 kevlar 1 penobscot 1 OT tripper(2 woman)) 2 Newbies older couple in 70s shuttle was best Old tripper was 1/2 hour behind whole trip. 2nd trip 2016 1 tandam 3 solos one guy had a dutch oven So in both these cases shuttle way to go. But...

I was looking for Solo this spring I tried a Shearwater beautiful boat carbon gunnel. It was in March so I had dry suit on. I felt like I was sitting on the top of a cork and I way 280 lbs good wind would have blown me right over I drove 5 hours to try and buy. I also tried a Wenonah wilderness...

FYI I know this is an old post but this is useful info I paddle Moose last 2 Memorial Day weekend not to crowded this year water was mid July level real low. If you want to save the portage Cry of the Loon will shuttle you we had 10 people it cost us 110 dollars. Can take half a day or more. you...

Ha Ha I just got my passport this year to goto Algonquin also. I just ordered all 3 maps sets padding fishing and hiking from Friends of Algonquin. and I got the guide on the Petewawa I haven't decided yet on a white water trip or flat water. I just bought another kevlar canoe I live in Mass and...