What do friends do? They go on a three-day 30-mile canoe trip down the famous Flambeau River’s North Fork in northern Wisconsin’s remote forests.
The name of the river seems to come from a traditional interpretation of the word, “flame,” … Continue reading
On a sunny July morning a few years ago, my wife and I drove from our home on the Big Eau Pleine Flowage in north-central Wisconsin to Winona, Minnesota. It was approximately a 140-mile drive. But, it was well worth … Continue reading
A number of outdoor enthusiasts believe that northeastern North Carolina has it all. Anglers and boaters love the area, while persons seeking quiet cannot believe their good fortune.
Rising in a corner of the Great Dismal Swamp, the Perquimans River … Continue reading
Spectacular scenery and a wide variety of water sports are what makes Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park so popular. Being the largest stretch of freshwater in mainland Britain, it’s little wonder that kayaking and canoeing enthusiasts flock there. … Continue reading
The same thing happens to me every spring. The ice leaves the river, and I get so excited that I’m out paddling hard for the whole day. And then I pay for it with sore muscles for a week. Even … Continue reading
During my travels to Quebec City, I had the opportunity to attend the Quebec Winter Carnaval. This included participating in several activities, such as snowshoeing and dog sledding, but also an inordinate amount of touring and sightseeing. But for an … Continue reading
• A summer paddle on Oregon’s Willamette River —good.
• A five-day paddle down Oregon’s largest signature river in the August sunshine—better.
• An annual paddling trip on the Willamette River with delicious catered meals, nightly musical entertainment, happy hour … Continue reading
Going out on the water with your furry friends may not be as far fetched as you might think. Brutus loves the water, and you love Brutus. Then what better way to spend time together than by paddling with your … Continue reading
Stretching nearly 700 miles (1127 km) through northern Wyoming and southern Montana, the Yellowstone River is the longest undammed river in the lower 48 of the United States. As a result, it’s also among the wildest waterways in America, twisting, … Continue reading
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