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Canada's Best Canoe Routes

 
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"As you finish the final chapters, a languor sets in, not unlike the feeling after a day of paddling and an evening of storytelling around the campfire."
- Explore magazine (review of previous edition)

Explore 37 of the best paddling routes found from the Atlantic to Pacific to Arctic. Some of Canada's finest canoeists relate first-hand accounts of their favorite canoe trips - lake and river, freshwater and saltwater, wild and urban, peaceful and harrowing. This unprecedented collection also features 24 profiles of such paddling luminaries as James Raffan, the legendary Mason family, Gary and Joanie McGuffin, Kevin Callan, Hap Wilson, Kirk Wipper, and others. In addition, three noted conservationists outline plans for protecting North America's wild waterways.

 
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Product Details
Paperback:304 pages
Publisher:Boston Mills Press
Publication Date:March 27, 2003
Language:English
ISBN:1550463918
Package Length:8.98 inches
Package Width:6.12 inches
Package Height:0.69 inches
Package Weight:1.22 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews

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3An interesting place to start learning about Canadian canoeing routes and people.  Feb 14, 2010 By M. Roberts "eat,paddle, love"
Like its sequel, this book details various routes in Canada to canoe. While it's certainly an interesting place to learn that these routes exist, there isn't that much technical information on them. The second section seems a bit more informative, detailing the brief biographies of Canadians who have helped promote and maintain the Canadian canoeing tradition. Certainly worth reading, on a winter afternoon or two. Your bet bet is to take it out of the local libray, if they have a copy or try to find it cheap...A solid addition to a canoe literature collection, if you're into that sort of thing, but there are definitely other books in the genre that I'd be more willing to pay for first.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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