Paddle the Capital! 30 Kayaking Tours within One Hour of Washington, DC, catalogs the incredible diversity of waterways ideal for short to medium-length paddles just a short distance from the nation’s capital—from the Potomac, Patuxent, and Anacostia rivers to lakes, reservoirs, and small tributaries. Perfect for city dwellers with limited free time, these are all half-day to full-day trips, including the short drives from the city, covering nearby Virginia and Maryland paddles as well as some within the District itself. With special focus on tides, time of day, and season, Smolinski helps enhance the reader’s chances of observing the wildlife that is so unexpectedly plentiful here. Smolinski is not only an avid kayaker but also a builder of wooden kayaks, and he devotes sections to the immense satisfaction of being on the water in a craft made from scratch—a Zen experience, he says.This guide is your first choice for launching your DC paddling adventures. Longtime paddler and wooden kayak builder Steve Smolinski has written for Sports Focus Magazine. This is his first book. He and his wife paddle their hand-built kayaks in and near DC, as well as elsewhere, whenever they possibly can.
Kayak Charleston: A Guide to Trips Within One Hour of Charleston, South Carolina
The rivers of Maryland and Washington, D.C. hold a wealth of splendor from Annapolis to Worcester County.
She is an educator with 19 years of experience including her role as a special education teacher and in her current position as a high school assistant principal. This is her first book.
Public access is available at a boat ramp just south of the Rosburg Store, near the Rosburg Community Hall, and at a boat ramp in the village of Grays River. There are informal launch sites at a private campground less than a mile from ...
Kayak Charleston: Trips Within 1 Hour of Charleston
The authors have discovered, however, that these places are often enjoyed by the locals but are unknown to casual visitors. This book now makes these places accessible to all.
This is a guidebook for whitewater paddlers from metropolitan Washington DC, Baltimore and surrounding areas.
Thirteen miles of Fraser Reach separate Butedale from Kingcome Point, Princess Royal Channel's juncture with McKay Reach. Except for one stunning campsite, the walls are perpendicular with absolutely no landings. At about mile 226/663, ...
A Guide to the Whitewater Rivers of Washington: Over 320 Trips for Raft, Kayak & Canoe Throughout the Pacific Northwest
Long established as a popular route guide, Paddle Routes of Western Washington is now completely updated and includes three new routes.