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Jan 11-Zoom event with Justine Curgenven-Land of the White Bear
Please join us for this early-winter Zoom event, presented by internationally-renowned explorer and film maker (cackletv.com) Justine Curgenven, as she recounts her experiences sea kayaking in an other-worldly wilderness. We were fortunate to have her present “Sea Kayaking the World” to our club in November 2022. Justine will talk about her latest amazing journey in the land of the white bear
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Feb 16-Nutrition for Sea Kayakers, presented by Dan Carr via NSPN Zoom
To participate in this zoom event 2/15/23 at 7:00 pm, click this link (https://mit.zoom.us/j/94956743497). Dan states: "This talk reflects my personal exploration of food and hydration planning for kayak tripping which was conducted over about a six-year period. Given some unpleasant experiences with multi-day paddle trips, I systematically looked at the energy demands of sea kayaking and n
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Oct 04-Umbagog Lake Trip 2019
There are likely to be vacancies on this trip. If you'd like to go, please PM me and Gary York (username gyork) and we'll pass it along. This trip offers scenic northern Maine/New Hampshire paddling amongst Mother Nature’s fall splendor, while staying at a group campsite at Lake Umbagog State Park (pronounced (um-BAY-gog). The site is #18, which is a beauty (much nicer than last year's): see
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Oct 12-Squam Lake Camping
This year's Squam Lake camping trip will be held over Columbus Day weekend, to allow campers who have regular work schedules to join us. Since this is one of only a few trips we run that doesn't require taking a day off of work, some preference will be given to those with real jobs who normally wouldn't be able to join us without calling in sick. Stay tuned for details. We have our usual spot
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Oct 18-Lake George Autumn foliage paddling camping and hiking October 18-20
This will be a repeat of two successful autumn trips to Lake George in 2016 and 2017. The goal will be to paddle and explore the islands in the middle of the lake amidst peak autumn foliage, camp at one of the many island campsites (uninhabited at this time of year), and hike to some peaks and ledges overlooking the lake in the area of the Lake George Narrows, the Mother Bunch Islands , or on the
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