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Welcome to our links page. Mostly it's for our own personal use while perusing the paddling world, so you might get a specific forum rather the intro page to a website. But it's handy because it opens a new window for each website, so you don't get lost surfing.

Nanook of the Nashwaak A Kindred Spirit, Nanook is the one I visit when I paddle New Brunswick

The Maliseet Trail This site is dedicated to an ancient route between the Saint John and the Penobscot. It also chronicles our trip across it in 2005.

The Northern Forest Canoe Trail The Northern Forest Canoe Trail leads about 750 miles from Old Forge NY to Fort Kent Maine.

The Maine island Trail Association Provides a good guide for coastal Maine paddling from Kennebunk to Machias.

Upper Saint John Info and Maps from the top of Maine

Canadian Canoe Routes The forum for paddling in Canada

Northeast Paddler's Message BoardA small, focused forum. The place to go for poling info.

ACA Canoe Poling ScheduleLearn to pole, compete, or just hang with other polers at these events.

Sea kayak Techniques Bulletin Board

North Shore Paddlers Network Sea Kayaking message board, local to North Shore of Massachusetts.

Paddling Net

Controlling PWC's - A humorous solution to the proliferation of Personal Water Craft.

A Thousand Miles in the Rob Roy Canoe by John MacGregor (on-line text version of entire book) - The man that started it all, John MacGregor paddled and sailed all over Europe in his home-made "canoe".

Back to the Labrador Wilds (on-line text version of entire book) - Dillon Wallace's book about the Hubbard Expedition.

Mike in his Boat If you're thinking about toying with sails for your canoe, you might learn something.

Trip Planning Links:

TopozoneFree USGS Topo maps on-line anywhere in the US.

ToporamaFree Canadian topo maps.

Sun CreationsPrint out a monthly calendar of sunlight, twilight and moonlight for your location.

The Sun and the Moon More detailed sunrise, moonrise, twilight etc.

NOAA siteWeather and more for the first few days of your trip. After that, look at the sky, or use your weather radio. But above all, use your common sense....

USGS River Levels USGS Water Levels. This is a great resource for trip planning. It's good to keep track of water levels.

Wxtide download this Tide Predictor for Windows. It's awesome! Also available for Palm Pilots.
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	Welcome to our links page. Mostly it's for our own personal use while perusing the paddling world, so you might get a specific forum rather the intro page to a website. But it's handy because it opens a new window for each website, so you don't get lost surfing. Nanook of the Nashwaak A Kindred Spirit, Nanook is the one I visit when I paddle New Brunswick The Maliseet Trail This site is dedicated to an ancient route between the Saint John and the Penobscot. It also chronicles our trip across it in 2005. The Northern Forest Canoe Trail The Northern Forest Canoe Trail leads about 750 miles from Old Forge NY to Fort Kent Maine. The Maine island Trail Association Provides a good guide for coastal Maine paddling from Kennebunk to Machias. Upper Saint John Info and Maps from the top of Maine Canadian Canoe Routes The forum for paddling in Canada Northeast Paddler's Message BoardA small, focused forum. The place to go for poling info. ACA Canoe Poling ScheduleLearn to pole, compete, or just hang with other polers at these events. Sea kayak Techniques Bulletin Board North Shore Paddlers Network Sea Kayaking message board, local to North Shore of Massachusetts. Paddling Net Controlling PWC's - A humorous solution to the proliferation of Personal Water Craft. A Thousand Miles in the Rob Roy Canoe by John MacGregor (on-line text version of entire book) - The man that started it all, John MacGregor paddled and sailed all over Europe in his home-made "canoe". Back to the Labrador Wilds (on-line text version of entire book) - Dillon Wallace's book about the Hubbard Expedition. Mike in his Boat If you're thinking about toying with sails for your canoe, you might learn something. Trip Planning Links: TopozoneFree USGS Topo maps on-line anywhere in the US. ToporamaFree Canadian topo maps. Sun CreationsPrint out a monthly calendar of sunlight, twilight and moonlight for your location. The Sun and the Moon More detailed sunrise, moonrise, twilight etc. NOAA siteWeather and more for the first few days of your trip. After that, look at the sky, or use your weather radio. But above all, use your common sense.... USGS River Levels USGS Water Levels. This is a great resource for trip planning. It's good to keep track of water levels. Wxtide download this Tide Predictor for Windows. It's awesome! Also available for Palm Pilots. [Home]