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Thirty-eight inspiring trips in Ontario's ruggedly beautiful Georgian Bay country. Wildlife author Kas Stone explores the coastal landscape of Lake Huron's Georgian Bay, often called the "sixth Great Lake." She presents accessible adventures -- via kayak, canoe or on foot -- through the ruggedly beautiful Ontario terrain. These 38 excursions include hiking routes ranging from scenic hour-long strolls to more breathtaking -- and strenuous -climbs and multi-day (but portage-free!) paddling expeditions in four distinct regions: The Northern Shore: Killarney and the French River The Eastern Shore: the Thirty Thousand Islands The Southern Shore: Severn Sound and Nottawasaga Bay The Western Shore: the Bruce Peninsula. To whet the appetite of any adventurer, the book has plenty of tantalizing photographs and tales from Georgian Bay's fascinating history. Each chapter includes important information on access points and trip planning; a list of maps and charts for the area; and suggested websites and useful publications.

This fine art print on white wood created by Parvez Taj can bring a sense of calm to any room. The wood pieces are hand-selected by fine craftsmen for printing. The art print will arrive with 2 D-rings mounted on the back, making it ready to hang right out of the package. Color: Multi-Colored.

This fine art print on white wood created by Parvez Taj can bring a sense of calm to any room. The wood pieces are hand-selected by fine craftsmen for printing. The art print will arrive with 2 D-rings mounted on the back, making it ready to hang right out of the package. Color: Multi-Colored.

This fine art print on white wood created by Parvez Taj can bring a sense of calm to any room. The wood pieces are hand-selected by fine craftsmen for printing. The art print will arrive with 2 D-rings mounted on the back, making it ready to hang right out of the package. Color: Multi-Colored.

This fine art print on white wood created by Parvez Taj can bring a sense of calm to any room. The wood pieces are hand-selected by fine craftsmen for printing. The art print will arrive with 2 D-rings mounted on the back, making it ready to hang right out of the package. Color: Multi-Colored.

This fine art print on white wood created by Parvez Taj can bring a sense of calm to any room. The wood pieces are hand-selected by fine craftsmen for printing. The art print will arrive with 2 D-rings mounted on the back, making it ready to hang right out of the package. Color: Multi-Colored.

Durable and safe: Made of high quality PVC material, it is firm and not easy to break. Features: High Quality. Material: The high-strength hot carbon tough PVC layered independent air-bag adopts reinforced thermal fusion technology, which is firm and not easy to break. If a single layer leaks, it will not affect the normal use of the surrounding baby. Upgraded air Leak-proof Valve: Each layer of air-bag has an upgraded version of leak-proof valve, which is highly sealed to prevent air leakage. Specification: Name: Family Inflatable Pool 2 built-in seats for relaxing and childcare. Convenient draining valve. Water storage capacity (80%) - 575 l. Size: 213 cm x 207 cm x 69 cm/83.86 in. x 81.50 in. x 27.17 in. Weight: 5.4KG. Material: PVC plastic, 0.36 mm/0.01 in. side wall and bottom plate, 0.25 mm/0.01 in. seat Packing List: Swimming Pool x 1 2 cup holes, 2 cushions and 2 pillows. Color: Blue. Material: ABS Plastic.

Paddling Pacific Northwest Whitewater is the definitive guide to the best rivers and creeks for kayaking and rafting in Washington and Oregon—home to some of the most fun (and challenging) whitewater in the world. Including over 240 detailed run descriptions from local area paddlers who know these rivers and creeks better than anyone else, this is the only book you’ll ever need for a lifetime’s-worth of paddling in the Pacific Northwest. Includes...Run descriptionsShuttle directionsDetailed mapsMin. and max. recommended flowsScouting adviceAwesome photosAnd more!

In a tale remarkable for its quiet confidence and acute natural observation, the author of Paddling Hawaii begins with her decision, at age 60, to undertake a solo, summer-long voyage along the southeast coast of Alaska in an inflatable kayak. Paddling North is a compilation of Sutherland’s first two (of over 20) such annual trips and her day-by-day travels through the Inside Passage from Ketchikan to Skagway. With illustrations and the author’s recipes.

Maps and descriptions for more than 200 Pennsylvania waterwaysInformation on minimum water levels, potential hazards, and difficulty level of each streamIncludes directions and recommendations for put-in and take-out at each sitePennsylvania contains more miles of rivers and creeks than any other state except Alaska, making the Keystone State a prime destination for canoers and kayakers. This guide contains information for 211 of the commonwealth's rivers, creeks, lakes, ponds, and reservoirs. The author provides firsthand tips and recommendations gleaned from his experiences on each waterway. Included for each body of water is information on length, difficulty, potential hazards, quality of scenery, and opportunities for fishing, camping, and wildlife viewing.

Kentucky’s waters hold a wealth of riches, and Paddling Kentucky features forty of the best river and trips for avid paddlers, floaters, and anglers. With detailed route descriptions and information on put-in and take-out points, as well as gorgeous photography and maps, this guide is the only book you need to get out on the water and enjoy the Bluegrass State!

From its origins on a sandy hillside in Van Zandt County, the Neches River flows through the heart of East Texas. In its watershed lies some of the wildest country in Texas, tucked amid the remains of one of the finest hardwood forests in the world. With the goal of keeping the Neches flowing free, East Texas native and riverman Richard M. Donovan takes readers canoeing down a two-hundred-mile stretch of the upper Neches. Through two national forests and mile after mile of remote river woodlands, he chronicles the river’s natural and cultural history, describes its animal inhabitants, recounts stories of early settlers and East Texas hunting traditions, and calls attention to the recreational potential of the river for paddlers and others, whether residents or visitors. Donovan also makes a case against damming the river. He convincingly promotes the idea of turning the Neches into a National Wild and Scenic River, preserving forever the river’s natural flow and what remains of the verdant bottomlands of this historic watercourse.To learn more about The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, sponsors of this book's series, please click here.

On May 24, 1869, John Wesley Powell and nine crewmen in four wooden rowboats set off down the Green River to map the final blank spot on the American map. Three months later, six ragged men in only two boats emerged from the Grand Canyon. And what happened along the rugged 1,000 river miles in between quickly became the stuff of legend. Today, the JWP route offers some of the most adventurous paddling in the United States. Across six southwestern states, paddlers will find a surprising variety of trips. Enjoy flatwater floats through Canyonlands and the Uinta Basin; whitewater kayaking or rafting in Dinosaur National Monument and Cataract Canyon; afternoon paddleboarding on Flaming Gorge Reservoir and Lake Powell; multiday expeditions through Desolation Canyon and the Grand Canyon; and much more, including remarkable hikes and excursions to ancestral ruins, historic sites, museums, and waterfalls.Paddling the John Wesley Powell Route is a narrated guide that combines a multi-chapter retelling of the dramatic 1869 expedition with stunning landscape photography, modern discoveries along the route, overview maps, and information about permits, shuttles, access points, rental equipment, guided trips, and further readings. Come celebrate the dramatic 1869 expedition by exploring the route and learning the story.

A guide to finding lakes and rivers in Arizona. Small mountain ponds, large desert reservoirs, riparian backwaters, and whitewater rivers are all included. Over 60 maps, color photographs, and background information on Arizona geography and hydrology complete the guidebook.

Detailed paddling information on 32 Montana rivers, including such paddling destinations as the Yellowstone, Flathead, Smith, and Missouri. Access points, detailed maps, fishing information, average monthly stream flows, and much more.

Detailed information on more than 90 rivers and streams in Oregon, including river profiles with mile-by-mile gradient charts, optimal flow recommendations, drainage basin maps, and access information.

"Paddling Eastern North Carolina" is an expanded and updated third edition guidebook to canoeing and kayaking rivers, creeks, and swamps of eastern North Carolina. From exciting whitewater of the Piedmont foothills to quiet blackwater of the Coastal Plain, the guidebook includes over 3,500 miles of paddling trips on 109 streams. Each stream is divided into one or more sections for choosing paddling trips. The trips are selected from over three-quarters of North Carolina from the Yadkin-Pee Dee Basin to the coast: Some of these streams are covered by a guidebook for the first time. Each trip includes detailed descriptions, maps, distance, difficulty, width, and gauge information. Also included is information about River Rating Systems, Paddling Safety, Paddlers Rights, Paddling Courtesy, River Camping, River Gauges, Water Quality, River Selection, and Clubs and Organizations.

Paddling Edna follows the daily journal of LaNae Abnet as she and her husband kayaked the 1600 miles from the source of the Wabash River to the Gulf of Mexico. She shares with readers not only the events of each day, but also the ponderings, observations, philosophies, fears, and exhilarations experienced throughout their journey. Rare is the tale of self-sustenance that revolves around a couple experiencing life together on an outdoor adventure, particularly an outdoor adventure that required the raising, preparation, and caching of their own foods. The two had to learn how to live and survive closely with nature and each other, and as a result, they grew as individuals and as a couple. Most of us have dreams that we know we’ll never be quite brave enough to jump off the bank and achieve. What will others think? How much will this adventure cost? What will I have to give up? How much time will I have to sacrifice? Are there dangers? LaNae had those same fears and struggled with how to achieve her dream. Then she discovered the answer: Just do it! Experience LaNae and John Abnet’s journey right alongside the couple—and you just might be inspired enough to jump off your own bank and into a world of excitement.

· Follow in the wake—literally—of Lewis and Clark! · A planner for all 1200 miles of the river—whether in one continuous trip or in sectionsPaddling the Columbia begins at the river’s headwaters on Columbia Lake in British Columbia and provides comprehensive information for traveling its full 1245 miles to the Pacific. The guidebook enables serious paddlers to set a goal, like hiking the Pacific Crest Trail or climbing the Seven Summits—but on water.The book divides the river into 34 segments, detailing put-in and take-out points, campgrounds, various land manager regulations, key riverside sites, dams and water releases, paddling times and distances, free-flowing areas, ferry schedules, and more. Introductory texts and sidebars cover local history, things to do nearby (like hot springs, hiking trails, or places to eat), as well as wildlife and scenery. Boat types and equipment are also covered. The overall tone is adventurous, funny, and introspective."Even if you have no intention of ever dipping a paddle in the mighty Columbia, anyone who loves the river will enjoy reading Roskelley's thoughtful insight about the river that defines a region." -- The Oregonian