Creekn' FreeStyle in the New Jersey Pine Barrens - Registration closing soon

[Glenn MacGrady]

"Series of video clips, mostly in New Jersey's Pine Barrens, of canoers using their freestyle paddling skills to gracefully and efficiently maneuver tight turns and avoid objects in the water."

There are only a few days left to register for the 2025 Pine Barrens Functional Freestyle Workshop held at Medford Lakes, NJ, from October 10-12. All the details are here:

PINE BARRENS FUNCTIONAL FREESTYLE CANOEING WORKSHOP – FreeStyle Canoeing

 

[dutchlennart]

Lovely way to polish ypur skills and have fiun

 

[tketcham]

Should be interesting this year given the drought. Fortunately, water levels in the Pine Barrens are doing better than here in New England.

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

Fortunately, water levels in the Pine Barrens are doing better than here in New England.

I hope so, Tom. Is there a way to find out the levels?

 

[tketcham]

We use the USGS hydrograph web sites. Below is the one for New Jersey. It helps to have a good idea of the location of the stream reach you're interested in. The map is very simplistic. You can also select from a list of reaches. They don't all have monitoring gauges.

USGS Current Water Data for New Jersey

 

[tketcham]

There's also this one...

USGS WaterWatch -- Streamflow conditions