Great Ohio River Paddle (2 Days) (OH)
Skill Level: Int. Departs: Oct, Cost: $80-$120 Length: 2 Days	GORP is the Ohio River's premiere multi-day guided river trip. Paddle in one of three groups (PaddlePods) to have a more personal experience. This trip provides an unsurpassed opportunity to gain an understanding of the Ohio River - a river of contrasts. For miles, wildlife and wilderness are the only scenery. Then, as you near the towns and cities of the Ohio, man made scenery dots the skyline. We provide food, shuttle, river education, safety paddlers, and much more! So, join us for the experience of a lifetime! Paddle the Ohio! All proceeds go to support the education and conservation programs of the non-profit Ohio River Foundation. Sanctioned by United States Canoe Association.
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More Details:	http://www.ohioriverfdn.org/

Fly In/Out BWCA/Quetico by Canoe (MN)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep,	Create a memory of a lifetime... The excitement of a fly-in trip into the Quetico is hard to match. Choose a fly-in and paddle out to an exit point or a fly-in/fly-out option. Either way we can arrange your complete trip. The call of a remote campsite with excellent fishing and spectacular scenery will help create a memory of a lifetime. We will customize your route to maximize your vacation and fit your budget. Available with complete or partial outfitting.
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More Details:	http://www.elycanoetrips.com

Canoe Fishing At Craig Lake (MI)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $375.00 per 2 Paddle Length: 3 Days	How about a trip that takes you on a quiet lake where you can set up a camp and just do some fishing and wildlife watching. Craig Lake State Park in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is just such a place. Secluded, Pristene, Beautiful, Quiet and Alone. Alone you'll be, but you'll have guests. Loons, Eagles, Deer, Moose, Otters, Beavers. We've got the Old Town Canoes or Kayaks, fishing equipment, and some camping equipment. Stay a couple of days or a week. Camp sites are a first come basis but then you can also just make your own.
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More Details:	http://www.uncleduckyoutfitters.com

Sauk City Canoe/Kayak Rentals (WI)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Cost: $35-40/day Length: 1-5 days Not Guided	Located 35 minutes north of Madison, WI is one of our two location on the WI River. Camp on the sand bars in the middle of this tree lined river a million miles away from civilization for 1-5 days.
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More Details:	http://www.canoewi.com/

Arctic Headwaters Canoe Trip (ON)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Not Guided	Where rivers run North. The lakes and rivers of Canada's Arctic Headwaters are a paddler's dream: gentle streams, quiet lakes, raging rivers...this is wilderness paddling without roads, cottages or crowds. Explore the world's largest Game Preserve, fish remote lakes, paddle a river to the arctic sea. Missinaibi Headwaters' Self-Guided Adventures represent the ultimate wilderness challenge. At your own in the wild, with only your group's skill, experience and good judgment to fall back upon. At your own pace. By your own rules. Using over twenty wilderness waterways in Canada's Arctic Headwaters, MHO can customize the perfect adventure package for you.
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More Details:	http://www.missinaibi.com/

Hay-Zama Lake Ecosystem (AB)
Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Length: variable Not Guided	Canoe or kayak in the unique ecosystem of the Hay-Zama Wildland Lakes Provincial Park. This park is an Important Bird Area, and was designated a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance in 1982. It is located at the intersection of three flyways: the Pacific, Central, and Mississippi. Hundreds of thousands of ducks, geese, gulls, eagles and other birds use this area for moulting, staging, migrating, and nesting. You may have the opportunity to see Wood Bison which were reintroduced to this area in 1984, where they have thrived on the abundant grasses. The Hay River flows through this wetland, with low grassy banks or flooded banks, depending on water levels. We offer canoe and kayak rentals along with a transportation service to this unique area.
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More Details:	http://flownorth.ca/

Santa Fe River-Natural Beauty (FL)
Departs: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec, Not Guided	The Santa Fe Canoe Outpost offers trips ranging from 3 hours to 3 days or more. Punctuated by dozens of crystal clear springs, the Santa Fe River offers something for everyone. Take a 3 to 15 mile daytime trip where you can swim, snorkel, picnic and fish or experience overnight camping at riverfront campgrounds or in a primitive setting. You can also join us on our monthly full moon trips. Experience natural beauty in majestic north Florida - the real Florida.
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More Details:	http://www.santaferiver.com

Paddling the Escanaba River (MI)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Cost: $300 Min, Per Group Length: 1-2 days	The Escanaba River from Gwinn south to Boney Falls offers a Northwood's paddling adventure that can be a day tip or overnight experience. Gwinn to Boney Falls is 30 miles. The river flows on the Precambrian shield, with rugged outcroppings of rock, sheer cliffs, towering hardwood forests, and pine plains. It can be a moderately swift flowing river especially early in the spring run-off and slows down as the summer progresses. Wildlife such as whitetail deer, eagles, sandhill cranes, beaver, foxes, ducks, and black bear abound is this area. Excellent fishing opportunities. We offer guided and non-guided with drop off and pick up trips in canoes or kayaks. Group sizes up to 20 individuals or more. Group rates for Scouts and Church groups. This is a great trip to get close to nature and experience the outdoors. All ages and all paddling skill levels.
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More Details:	http://paddlingmichigan.com/

Bearskin Lodge Base Camp (MN)
Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Cost: $150+ Length: 3 or more days Not Guided	Explore Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area by day and relax in a luxurious cabin by night. Set out each day on a new trip, equipped with a lunch, maps and a light weight Kevlar canoe. Each morning we will transport you to a different BWCA entry point, letting you experience a wide variety of the BWCA landscape in a short time. Bearskins cabins have all the amenities you need to recover from your day's adventure, and ensue a better night's sleep than you might find in a tent. Choose to stay in our campground or Camper Cabins for a more affordable experience. The price of the package will vary based on lodging options.
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More Details:	http://www.bearskinoutfitters.com/

Experience Algonquin (ON)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $250 CDN Length: 2 Days	Taste the wilderness canoe tripping experience by paddling and portaging through Ontario's famous Algonquin Park. Try a weekend in North America's most accessible wilderness canoe tripping area! All-inclusive package lets you enjoy two days with an experienced, personable guide, excellent food and high-quality lightweight equipment. Tremendous wildlife viewing: moose, loons, beaver, howling wolves and more! Overnight accommodation provided the night before the trip. Trips depart from our Oxtongue Lake base, a three-hour drive north of Toronto. Public transportation is available to nearby Huntsville we can arrange transport from there. The trip involves paddling, portaging and staying one night on a wilderness campsite. Previous canoeing experience not required but participants should have a good fitness level. Open to individuals, couples and small groups. Available most weekends.
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More Details:	http://www.algonquinoutfitters.com/

Great Slave Lake (NT)
Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Length: Variable Not Guided	Discover Great Slave Lake. Enjoy the Arctic midnight sun. Paddle the Hay River Harbour and visit historical sites including old churches, fishing boats and NTCL the Transportation Company that barges fuel and goods through out the north. The east arm of Great Slave Lake has lots of islands and deep clear water. Trout and Pickerel fishing is great. Great Slave Lake is also the source for the 4,200 km Mackenzie River. Great Slave Lake is the second largest lake within Canada, the fifth largest in North America and the 10th largest in the world. Let your northern adventure start in Hay River on Great Slave Lake. Day trips to multi-weeks are available.
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More Details:	http://www.canoenorth.ca/

Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge (GA)
Skill Level: Beg. - Adv. Departs: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Oct, Nov, Dec, Cost: $200 - $600 Length: 2 to 5 Days	The Okefenokee is one of the largest and most pristine wilderness areas in the eastern United States. You will paddle through beautiful moss covered cypress swamps and across open wet prairies. Water so dark it looks like you are looking into a mirror. You will probably see sandhill cranes, herons, egrets, ibis, and maybe even a wood stork. Nights will be spent on raised wooden platforms or on islands, depending on which trail you choose. Your trip includes guide, equipment, and food. You only bring your personal items. The Okefenokee is a true wilderness experience you do not want to miss.
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More Details:	http://www.canoecanoe.com

Ammonoosuc River (NH)
Skill Level: Mod to Exp Departs: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Not Guided	If you would like something with a bit more spice, the Ammonoosuc River is a great run. A smaller river with steeper gradient, the section of the Ammonoosuc we run sports a turny, gravely, rock strewn character with steady current and several small sections of class I/II rifts. The scenery is fantastic. There are open fields with classic New England farms, rock cliffs, and two historical covered bridges. One of these bridges is the nations oldest and the other is the longest. If fishing is your thing you will enjoy this trip. Brook, brown, and rainbow trout are the main species encountered.
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More Details:	http://www.hpcanoes.com/

Boundary Waters "Bucket Trip" (ON)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $300+ Length: 3-7 days Not Guided	No more excuses, the BWCA has a route for all skill levels, and age ranges. Don't let the paddling season pass you by another year. Get a group together and let us help you make it happen. Regardless of your skill or experience level, we can prepare a route and propose an itinerary to meet your comfort level. Base camp or loop trip... whatever floats your canoe. It's time to stop talking about it, and just make it happen. Give us a call, and we'll customize a canoe trip for you. Young or old, rookie or vet, this BWCA trip has to be on your bucket list. Book your "bucket trip" with Seagull Outfitters, you won't regret it.
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Susquehanna River Canoe Overnights! (PA)
Skill Level: Beg. to Int. Departs: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Length: 2-3 Days Not Guided	Enjoy Central Pennsylvania's scenic Susquehanna River as only a paddler can, by Canoe or Kayak. Picnic and camp on numerous islands along the Susquehanna River Trail, or stay at riverside campgrounds; the choice is yours. Fish for world class smallmouth bass, swim or wade in secluded coves, and enjoy the suburb wildlife viewing. Liesurely 15 to 35 mile trips through the famous Susquehanna Water Gaps include a mix of gently moving water, riffles, and occasional small rapids. Shuttles for rental and private boats provided. Day trips on the Susquehanna and neighboring tributaries also available. Soft Adventure at its best!
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More Details:	http://www.bluemountainoutfitters.net/

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