With longer days, many of us arrange our own informal, unofficial evening trips at short notice. If you have a hankering to paddle mid week, check here, Facebook, or get on an email thread, and post on them too!
With longer days, many of us arrange our own informal, unofficial evening trips at short notice. If you have a hankering to paddle mid week, check here, Facebook, or get on an email thread, and post on them too!
With longer days, many of us arrange our own informal, unofficial evening trips at short notice. If you have a hankering to paddle mid week, check here, Facebook, or get on an email thread, and post on them too!
With longer days, many of us arrange our own informal, unofficial evening trips at short notice. If you have a hankering to paddle mid week, check here, Facebook, or get on an email thread, and post on them too!
This is a popular January trip that falls outside of our regular paddling season. On this all day adventure, snow on the ground is the norm, and you're likely to see some straggling eagles and maybe a heard of elk. But you'll also need to prepare for the unexpected: dress for the cold and be […]
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A few of us have hatched a plan to emulate a Dogwood tradition, celebrating Winter Solstice by decorating our canoes in colourful lights, padding around False Creek , and stopping in at Granville Island to peek in on the ongoing free musical performances before heading back. Contact: Dave W westell@shaw.ca
This is a popular January trip that falls outside of our regular paddling season. On this all day adventure, snow on the ground is the norm, and you’re likely to see some straggling eagles and maybe a heard of elk. But you’ll also need to prepare for the unexpected: dress for the cold and be […]
Put some Christmas Lights on your canoe for this evening paddle from Vanier Park around False Creek, stopping at Granville Island to see singers, dancers, lanterns and more! Contact: Dave W westell@shaw.ca
Impromptu family-friendly trip this weekend in Sunny South Surrey to follow the fortuitous tides ot of one river and back into the other, and maybe see a seal colony on the way. Contact: Dave W westell@shaw.ca
