Virtual Library Of Sport - Canoeing basic advice; Dragon boating Brief description of Rivers center for canoeing, kayaking,rafting, fly Ontario recreational canoeing Association events calendar http://sportsvl.com/water/canoeing.htm
Extractions: Paddling like fury Regional and National Commercial Rafting Canoeing explained! The different disciplines - brief descriptions for the Irish Canoe Union Getting started History of Canoeing and Kayaking "Dugout canoes were being manufactured at least 8,000 years ago. But lighter, more maneuverable canoes were developed much more recently in North America by covering a frame with animal skins, fabric, or bark...." Follow the development to modern racing. See also cbs.sportsline paddle-powered craft Artic Kayaks USack ... Practical canoeing a treatise on the management and handling of canoes by Tiphys Jojaffa goes canoeing getting started, what next? Arctic kayaking and canoeing : trips, descriptions, photos ... Canoeing and Kayaking links directory Canoeing Directory from BoatOwners - very comprehensive, well laid-out sections Canoe Camping with children basic advice Dragon Boating Brief description of the sport from Sydney Dragonboats
PFDS For recreational boating, canoeing,kayaking, fishing, hunting. 3 pockets for your essential gear. Frog S, M, L, XL Please Call. http://www.islandkayak.com/html/pfds.cfm
Instructional Books For The Outdoors 97 To 126 to Order Canadian recreational canoeing Association Enjoying the Wildernes withChildren. Wildwater The Sierra Club Guide to kayaking and Whitewater boating. http://www.out-there.com/ibk_126.htm
Extractions: River Running Author Verne Huser Publisher Henry Regnery Book Type Instructional Publication Date: Scope: All Activity: Rafting Covers Many Areas Including Some Which are Unique Roughing it Elegantly Author Patricia Bell Publisher Cat's Paw Press Book Type Instructional Publication Date: Activity: Outdoors, Outdoor Cooking Add an Essence of Luxery to Your Wilderness Experience Safety Rescue Essential Author Canoe Ontario Publisher Book Type Instructional Activity: Paddling Where to Order: Canadian Recreational Canoeing Association Canoe Rescue and Safety SAS Survival Guide Author John Wise Publisher Collins Gem Book Type Instructional Publication Date: Activity: Survival Pocket outdoor survival and skills guide Sea Kayaking (Dowd) Author John Dowd Publisher Book Type Instructional Publication Date: Activity: Sea Kayaking Where to Order: Canadian Recreational Canoeing Association Cover all Aspects of Sea Kayaking Sea Kayaking (Foster) Author Nigel Foster Publisher Fernjurst Books Book Type Instructional Publication Date: Scope: Advanced Activity: Sea Kayaking Advanced Sea Kayaking Sea Kayaking Basics Author David Harrison Publisher Hearst Marine Books Book Type Instructional Publication Date: Scope: Basic Activity: Sea Kayaking Basic Sea Kayaking Know How Author Louise Sumner Publisher Book Type Instructional Activity: Gear Where to Order: Canadian Recreational Canoeing Association Information on Materials, Construction and Repair
Steve's Picks - DiscoverBoating.com most comprehensive and authoritative reference guide to recreational boating afterthree canoeing/kayaking, The book Steve Tadd, boating Guy, used to build his http://www.discoverboating.com/books/
Xstreamline Life Vests Top of page. Frog PFD. For recreational boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing,hunting. Features Extra roomy; 3 pockets for your essential gear. http://www.xstreamline.com/kayak/pages/a_pfd.html
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Extractions: Recreational getaways! GreatGetaways.com is the place to find just about any outdoor adventure your heart desires! Try Salmon fishing in Alaska as you live aboard a boat for the week, or what about sea kayaking the Puget Sound in Washington. If thrills and spills is your preference try white water rafting on the Skykomish River. Watch for future listings: Toll Free: 877-325-5881 Seattle: 206-325-5881 GreatGetaways.com, an AmeriCAM company email: info@greatgetaways.com Website designed by Catharine Gallagher, AmeriCAM www.americam.com 206.325.5516. camping, rafting, white water rafting, kayaking, canoeing, cycling, cross country skiing, rock climbing, mountain climbing, fishing, fly fishing, snow boarding, Seattle, Washington, Cascades, Redmond, greatgetaways.com, travel, excursions, vacations, holiday, holidays, weekends, Northwest, West Coast, Puget Sound, Stevens Pass, Steven's Pass, Mountain, River, Creek, Skykomish, Trip, Lodging, Hotel, Motel, lodging, mountain, river, creek, honeymoon, Honeymoon, vacation, rentals, recreation, Recreation, Recreational, recreational, bed and breakfasts. Washington cascades oceans shores mountains cabins lodges lakes, cascades, wa, vacations, inns, motels, resorts, hotels
GABA - Recreational Opportunities Alpine, Spicer Reservoir and Union/Utica Lakes provide excellent boating opportunities. smallerUnion and Utica Lakes are perfect for canoeing or kayaking. http://greaterarnold.org/recropps.htm
Extractions: There are a great variety of campgrounds for your outdoor enjoyment. All campsites are on a first come, first served basis with few exceptions. Big Meadows has 15 sites that are reservable by calling the National Reservation Service toll-free at (877) 444-6777. Reservations for campsites in the Calaveras Big Trees State Park in the summer months are on the Destinet system 1-800-444-PARK. For specific campground information on U.S.F.S. campgrounds, be sure to contact the Calaveras Ranger Office in Hathaway Pines at 209-795-1381 or check their web site at http://www.r5.fs.fed.us/stanislaus/calaveras Large campers and trailers are permitted in campgrounds where space allows. No more than two cars per site are permitted in developed campgrounds. Vehicles must be parked on the pavement in paved campgrounds. All campsites will accommodate tents. To ease environmental impacts, no more than six persons or one family may occupy any one campsite. All developed campgrounds have quiet hours from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Generator use is restricted to posted hours. Five developed picnic grounds with tables, stoves and toilet facilities are located within the Calaveras Ranger District: Crescent Grove (on Hwy. 4 near Hathaway Pines), Cottage Springs, Spicer Reservoir (near the boat launch), Marmot and Chickaree (both on the shores of Lake Alpine). Calaveras Big Trees State Park also has group and individual picnic sites on the North Grove and individual sites at Beaver Creek and Stanislaus River areas. Picnicking is not limited to only developed sites. There are many locations throughout the forest suited for picnicking.
Madison County Outdoor Recreation recreational use (canoeing kayaking) permitted for horseback riding, bicycling,canoeing, fishing, hiking Excellent fishing, sailing, boating, ice fishing and http://www.madisontourism.com/outdoor.htm
Extractions: This multi-use trail system provides year-round recreation opportunities on 13,000 acres of state forest with 130 miles of horseback, hiking, cross-country skiing and snowmobile trails. The assembly area on Moscow Road has facilities for 150 horses, a pavilion, picnic areas and camping facilities. Handicapped accessible. Chenango Canal Madison County Frogs and feathers, trees and flowers, can be found at nature's best by walking the bluebird trails at the Great Swamp Conservancy Inc. located at the corner of North Main and Pine Ridge Road In Canastota, New York. An outdoor enthusiast's delight is a stroll on the unique 900' boardwalk through a flooded forest. Bring your binoculars and visit the Ann V. Pickard Overlook, ¾ mile west of the Conservancy. This is a 60 acre restored wetland, which is a major resting stop for thousands of migratory birds each spring and fall. 185 species of birds have been identified in the surrounding area. Trails and overlook are open from to dusk. Picnic tables are available. Come and enjoy the peace and beauty.
Angels Camp Recreation PLEASE HELP PRESERVE CALAVERAS COUNTY'S recreational ENVIRONMENT BY StanislausNational Forest 209-795-1381 boating - kayaking - canoeing Contact the http://www.historichwy49.com/angel/angrec.html
Attention Kayaker's of America indicated that recreational kayaking almost doubled States Coast GuardOffice for boating Safety reported 104 deaths from canoeing and /or http://www.lisaandscott.com/USCG/USCG_kayakers.htm
Extractions: One of the fast growing markets in the boating industry today is that of the Kayaking. There are approximately 280 million Americans, and according to Inc. Magazine, only 30,000 kayaks were sold in 1993. In 1996, an estimated 40,000 kayaks were sold. The National Recreation and Park Association in a recent report stated that "A recent survey by the Outdoor Recreation Coalition of America indicated that recreational kayaking almost doubled in participation from 1995 to 2000 with over 5.1 million current participants (Jenkins, 2001)." That's some jump! And the sad part is the majority of those participating don't really know their little kayak is a vessel, which is required to conform to Federal, State and local laws. Here are some factoids that hopefully will drive home this point: In the year 2000, the United States Coast Guard Office for Boating Safety reported 104 deaths from canoeing and /or kayaking, 93 from drowning. Of all boating fatalities, from all types of boats, 84% of those who died never took a boating course. In 1999, 84 people died in canoeing/kayaking accidents, all but 4 died from drowning. 90% of all boating fatalities were incurred by those who did not have a boating safety course. While the Coast Guard is reporting overall a decline in boating fatalities (each year since 1997), it is the non-traditional boater who is gaining in percentage, where accidents and fatalities come into play. It is the kayaker and the canoeist that don't realize that they, like their power boating and sailing brethren, need to take a safe boating course.
The Outdoor Directory The Ultimate Outdoor Resource An outdoor directory, for kayaking and canoeing adventures, outdoor gear and equipment, accommodation, Category Regional North America Directories and Guides and Outfitters (3) also see boating, Birding, Hiking, canoeing, kayaking, Huntingand Parks (3) - wildlife, recreational and picnic parks, both http://www.outdoorns.com/outdoordirectory/
Extractions: The Outdoor Directory: The Ultimate Outdoor Resource! The Outdoor Directory is a comprehensive and informative guide to the outdoors, a catalogue of outdoor facilities in Nova Scotia. The Directory is a valuable, on-line resource for both consumers and providers of outdoor services, programs and products. To list your company, association or relevant government agency on The Outdoor Directory, click on 'Add Listing' below - and complete the form. Your listing will appear in the directory within 48 hours and your business or organization will be billed for the service. Please make sure your mailing address (for billing purposes) is forwarded to Outdoor Nova Scotia ( billing@outdoorns.com ) or your listing(s) will not be validated. It should be noted that Outdoor Nova Scotia no longer offers a FREE Listing on the Outdoor Directory. For recent changes in listing procedures and information on purchasing a listing on The Outdoor Directory, please click HERE Main Index Add Listing Modify/Delete Listing ... Search Directory Search The Outdoor Directory Accommodation - also see Outdoor Retreats, Camping
City Of Saint John boating AND TOURS. company and retailer involved in biking, kayaking, canoeing, sailing,whale to numerous historical, cultural and recreational attractions. http://www.tourismsaintjohn.com/files/fuse.cfm?section=22&screen=213
Recreation Activities boating, canoeing, kayaking, Rafting Fort Rock Park, in the Tennis Hill area,provides recreational facilities for softball, volleyball, horseshoes, and http://www.sunriverowners.org/02_recreation/0_rec_body_activities.html
Extractions: Sunriver enjoys 37 miles of paved pathways for bicycle and pedestrian use only. Rollerblading, skates, and skateboards are not allowed on Sunriver pathways or roads. Please respect the delicate vegetation by staying on the pavement. Maps are available at various bike rental agencies, realty offices, and at the SROA office. Please stay on the paved pathways. Do not violate common areas or private property. Observe careful and sensible use for everyone's enjoyment and for your safety. Floating or paddling the Deschutes River can be relaxing, scenic, and good exercise. Boats, canoes, kayaks, rafts, and equipment are available at the Marina or other rental firms in the Mall. There are launching ramps at the Marina and upstream near Harper Bridge. Whitewater rafting trips can be arranged through various local outfitters. A children's playground with a variety of modern apparatus is located in Fort Rock Park, off East Cascade Road between circles 4 and 11.
Canoes & Kayaks Associations boating Life Mag Free Year Subscription to CRCA Canadian recreational canoeing Associationcenter for Canada, with information on canoeing, kayaking, and sea http://www.boatowners.com/canoe_associations.htm
Extractions: FREE Trial Copy ... Trial Copy - Associations Canoe_Kayak Listing Association of North Atlantic Kayakers (ANorAK) Anorak - The journal for Sea kayakers by Sea Kayakers British Canoe Union Headquarters The governing body for the Sport and Recreation of canoeing in the United Kingdom Great Lakes Sea Kayaking Association GLSKA Non-profit organization, founded in 1989. Ontario, Canada Manitoba Recreational Canoeing Association Canada Amateur Canoe Association of Western Austalia ACA American Canoe Association paddlesport organization brings a wealth of information about canoeing, kayaking, rafting, waterway conservation, and also Paddler Magazine ACA Atlantic Division American Whitewater Affiliation (AWA) Arkanasas River Outfitter's Association (AROA) Australian Board of Canoe Education Bayou City Whitewater Club Network group of whitewater river rats offers info for kayak, canoe, and raft enthusiasts
Extractions: Kayaking, Canoeing, Paddling, and Boating in Whatcom County All Outdoors - Fisherman, boaters and other outdoor entusiasts can find a boatload of information on this very useful site. Alpine Adventures We offer challenging whitewater rafting or relaxing river floats through spectacular scenery with family, friends, and groups. Bellhaven Charters - Offering Sailboat Charters, Sailing School, and Yacht Sales. Canadian Recreational Canoeing Association - Check out the extensive list of Canadian canoeing destinations. Gorp's Paddle Sports - A wealth of information on paddling all over the world. Hyak Wilderness Adventures - We offer wild rafting trips on great rivers such as the Chilliwack, Thompson, Chiko/Chilcotin/Fraser, Tatshenshini, and MORE! Moondance Sea Kayak Adventures Tour the San Juan archipelago and Vancouver Island.
INFOHUB Canoeing/Kayaking Page canoeing/kayaking General Information Internet Sea kayaking Resources Bruce's Paddling Page Sea Kayak FAQ Sea kayaking FAQ Source of Canoe and Kayak Information Rafting, canoeing, boating Information National Wild and Scenic Rivers Nick's Kayak http://www.infohub.com/TRAVEL/ADVENTURE/RECREATION/kayaking.html
Resources For Canoeing Web buyer's guide to boats, boating Dvorak's Expeditions info Paddling.Net canoeing kayaking Info Kayak Kauai Outbound - camping, canoeing Mahone Bay Kayak http://www.naturalenviron.com/canoeing.html
Paddling (canoeing & Kayaking) And Boating In Florida's Waters For more indepth information on paddling and boating in Florida, we recommend the Seakayaking in Florida by David Gluckman; canoeing and kayaking Guide http://www.ecofloridamag.com/florida-paddling-boating.htm
Extractions: Florida Guide to Nature Travel, Ecotourism and Outdoors Adventures Whether you choose a canoe or a kayak, paddling your way through Florida's natural areas is one way to explore our water-rich state and in some places, it's virtually the only way. Most of Florida is a peninsula, surrounded by sea water. With the Gulf of Mexico on the western side of the state, the Atlantic Ocean on the eastern and the Caribbean Sea not far off the southern end, Florida has a lot of shoreline to explore even natural shoreline thick with mangroves that canoes and kayaks seem perfectly made for. But inland, there are a lot of rivers and streams, too, where you can paddle through forests and past meadows. Northern Florida is home to hundreds of springs that invite paddlers to float down their runs. Central Florida is dotted with a myriad of lakes of all sizes. And in southern Florida, the Everglades and the Ten Thousand Islands are where paddling a canoe or kayak is the best mode of transportation if you really want to see the true River of Grass. There are so many places to take a canoe or kayak that we can't list all of them here; there is so much water in Florida that almost any of the places described on our
