Resuce off the Austrlian Coast
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Kayak & Canoe Race & Rally, Florida
Kayak Race Canoe Race River Rally – Find clues and answer questions along the river. If you’re a paddler and interested in racing your kayak or canoe or if you just want to relax & enjoy the river then this might be the event for you! The Withlacoochee Wilderness Canoe & Kayak Race & Rally Saturday, April 10, 2010 Buddy Risher [...]Kayak Oklahoma Blog Sunset
It looks like the Kayak Oklahoma Blog may be soon coming to an end. The folks at Blogger.com have decided to end support for authors who own their own domain. Although it is kind of a bummer that they are dropping this service right at the start of Spring kayaking season, I hope it will open up more time for paddling.Still, OklahomaRoadTrips.com will continue. Dianne and I are still eagerly paddling all of the local waterways that we can manage, so you can expect to find float trip reports and kayaking photography on this site...just not on this page.
This Summer we are heading south to visit a cabin on Caddo Lake in Texas. We are also planning a trip on the Caddo River and the Ouachita River in Arkansas. As usual we will hit our two favorite Oklahoma rivers: The Lower Mountain Fork River in Broken Bow, Oklahoma and the Illinois River in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Also, keep an eye on our site to get the details of Dianne's kayak fishing exploits as she goes after Gar, one of Oklahoma's largest and oldest fish species.
For late breaking news on Oklahoma kayaking issues, look me up on Twitter (username: FreeWine) and if you want to contact me you can always email me or hit me up on Flickr or Facebook. Until then, I hope to see you on the water!
Happy Paddling!
Thomas Jones (FreeWine)
http://www.oklahomaroadtrips.com
Family Paddling
Kayaking & Canoeing If you love to kayak or canoe with your family, then you might want to register for: The Altamaha River Run Canoe and Kayak Excursion Saturday, April 10, 2010, Paradise Park, Jesup, Georgia According to their website: There will be an 8 and 16 mile family paddle with experienced guides. The 8 mile paddle will begin at Paradise Park [...]Team in Training Snowshoe Rocky Mountain National Park Videos
Kayaking and Canoeing
Here is a list of kayaking and canoeing events and races that has something for the whole family. Kayaking & Canoeing in Georgia WATERFEST X Ridge Ferry Park and the Oostanaula River Rome, Georgia Friday & Saturday, April 16-17, 2010 This paddling event is a 13 mile canoe and kayak race down the Oostanaula River. All kayak and canoe classes are [...]Inaugural Team In Training Snowshoe Event
This past Saturday, the Rocky Mountain chapter of Team in Training participated in the first-ever winter snowshoe event. The 18 participants raised over $30,000 to benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society! What an inspirational group! Phil and I led a group of 10 to Loch Vale. We had beautiful weather and wonderful views. Everyone was impressively dedicated to the hike and cause. Check out our pictures:
A Recap of our Slideshow at Ed’s Cantina
Check out our recap on Kokatat’s blog:
http://blog.kokatat.com/index.php/go-wild-expedition-presents-first-slideshow-2220/
A big thanks to Justin and Carla at Ed’s Cantina for hosting our first slideshow!
Kayak and Canoe Races and Events all over the U.S.
It’s time to start dusting off your kayak or canoe and start planning which paddling races you’re going to attend this year. If you’re new to our website, we search the web to find kayak and canoe races, events, festivals, triathlons, and paddling challenges all over the United States. We list them on our Kayak, Canoe [...]Thurs, February 25 – Slideshow at Ed’s
Just a quick reminder that we’ll be presenting a slideshow on our Inside Passage trip tonight!
Date: Thurs, Feb 25, 2010
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Ed’s Cantina, Estes Park, CO (map)
We’ll share pictures and stories from our 1,200 mile trip from Washington to Glacier Bay, Alaska, answer questions, and talk about the issues facing the wild Pacific salmon.
