Re: [Paddlewise] Paddle Route

Are you aware of the Washington Water Trails Association?  They've been
working on a system of connected campsites within a days paddle of each
other -- some reserved just for kayakers I understand -- in a trail
system that runs from Olympia to the north San Juans, and they are
working to extend the trail into the Canadian San Juans.  They have a
website: http://www.eskimo.com/~wwta/

Shoni Blue (Meridian Partners Ltd.) wrote:
> 
> I'm looking for a paddle route from Seattle to Port Hardy, BC (North
> Vancouver Island).
> 
> Especially interested on opinions about whether to paddle through the San
> Jauns to Victoria, Vancouver Island, or to paddle straight north along the
> coast to Vancouver, BC.
> Would be appreciative of any information on campsites, routes to avoid,
> resupply options, and any Canadian permit requirements or other things that
> I need to be aware of.  And are there certain routes that I can take, but
> only during certain tide conditions?
> 
> Any help or contact information on this would be great.
> Thanks,
> Shoni Blue
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Rob Nevitt
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