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50+ Miler Canoepacking

Disclaimer

There are significant dangers associated with both Open Water and Moving Water canoe outings.  Units undertaking a Scouting Adventure on either a large body of water or moving water need more than just the basic skills and knowledge required by the BSA to conduct such a trip.

The following lists places that Scouts and others have gone canoeing.  Our Troop has several adults with extensive experience and professional training in watercraft use, sailing and whitewater.  If you are planning a Canoe trip and do not have an experienced adult leader able to assess flow rates, wind and "read water", you should reconsider a water outing until you have the proproper resources and people to make your trip safe. 

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Ross Lake and Diablo Lake

Example Plan

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Lake Chelan

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Baker Lake

Solo canoeing is generally discouraged and reserved for skilled adults and youth

Baker Lake

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Skagit River

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Example Skagit Adventure:

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Bowron Lakes Canoe Circuit in Canada 

Map Source: USGS