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Canoe&Kayak, Basic Canoe InstructionDate : Sep 10 - Sep 12, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : | 25661.gif)  |
| Two days of instruction and practice for first timers, or as a refresher. No prior paddling experience needed. Learn basic strokes and maneuvers needed to negotiate the beautiful and easy but twisty rivers in our surrounding area or even paddle across a lake efficiently and without going in circles. Learn about canoe camping. Cost is $150/members and $175/non-members which covers boats and equipment, Saturday breakfast, snacks, and dinner, and Sunday breakfast. Friday evening arrival highly recommended. Send an email to the registrar by 8/25. Application and details will then be sent via email. Return completed application and $150 deposit by 8/30 as per instructions in application. | Detail ... |
Canoe&Kayak, QW, Delaware and Raritan Canal, GriggstownDate : Sep 11, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : QW | 28460 |
| Paddle from Griggstown to Kingston on this historic canal, portage a short distance, then paddle back to Griggstown on the Millstone River. Approximately 11 miles RT. Several short portages and some low bridges. Rentals available at put-in. Kayaks, canoes and recreational kayaks are welcome. Minimal level of paddling experience required. Club paddle fee of $2 may be paid on day of trip. | Detail ... |
Canoe and Kayak: CL1, Delaware RiverDate : Sep 18, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : CL1 | 29770 |
| Great way for Basic Canoe students from July or September trips to get some more practice on a section of the Delaware River not paddled during the instruction. All others are also welcome. | Detail ... |
Canoe and Kayak: Advanced Safety and RescueDate : Sep 18 - Sep 19, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : | 29793 |
| Extension of basic safety and rescue course for intermediate open and closed boaters.Workshop emphasizes working as a team to perform technical rescues and boat recoveries on whitewater up to Class 3. Rescues from foot entrapments, vertical pins, strainers, and other scenarios will be practiced using rescue PFDs, strong-swimmer assists, and rope-based rescue techniques. Z-drag extractions of pinned boats also covered. Mock rescue scenarios will teach rescue site communication, organization, and responsibility. Strongly recommended for all intermediate and advanced paddlers. | Detail ... |
Canoe and Kayak: QW, Cedar CreekDate : Sep 25, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : QW | 29797 |
| 5-mile paddle on a beautiful Pine Barrens stream suitable for beginners in canoes and recreational kayaks. We shall see cranberry bogs, pitcher plants, and Atlantic white cedars. Jumping into the creek from the old RR trestle near the end is always a highlight, especially for youngsters. Canoes on our yellow fleet trailer might be available at the put-in, if sufficient demand. Paddlers welcome to camp or motel on Saturday night and paddle the next day on the Batsto River. | Detail ... |
Canoe and Kayak: West River, Jamaica, VT CL3 - Carpe Fluvio!Date : Sep 25, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : CL3 | 29827 |
| Carpe Fluvio! Fact is, this river has such an untenable status in our Northeast river repertoire that when it runs, you shouldn't. You must not pass up an opportunity to run it. The West is a step up from the Mongaup and a nice warm up for the Tohickon in November. Shuttle service operated by park staff makes two, even three, runs in one day very possible. Local vendors and outfitters set up shop at the take-out, making for a fest-like atmosphere. We recommend, but do not arrange, camping for Friday night, as the drive from the NYC area is over 4 hours. | Detail ... |
Canoe and Kayak: QW, Batso RiverDate : Sep 26, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : QW | 29798 |
| 4-5 hour paddle on possibly the most beautiful and remote Pine Barrens stream, suitable for beginner canoers with some experience. Kayakers must be able to get in and out of their boats without help and without being on shore. Expect to stand in water up to your knees often to haul your boat over logs. This is a real wilderness experience! Canoes on our yellow fleet trailer might be available at the put-in, if sufficient demand. Campground, motels and restaurants are available for those wishing to arrive Saturday night. | Detail ... |
Canoe&Kayak, QW, Cedar Creek, Dover ForgeDate : Oct 02, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : QW | 28459 |
| Paddle approximately 12 miles on this beautiful Pine Barrens river (water level permitting). Expect some duck-unders, carry-overs and carry-arounds. Kayaks, canoes and recreational kayaks are welcome. Participants must have their own boat or be able to car-top club boat. Minimal level of paddling experience is required. Club paddle fee of $2 may be paid on the day of the trip. | Detail ... |
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