 Oldest Paddle Maker in US Turns 150
Shaw & Tenney, the oldest manufacturer of oars and paddles in the U.S. and the third oldest manufacturer of marine products, turns 150 this year.
 No Permits-Try One of These Rivers
Discover lesser-known gems like the hassle-free multi-day runs on this list.
 Canoeing Afghanistan - A Surprising Destination
The fierce nation has dealt with occupation by British, Russian, Taliban, and American forces in the last century. How would it deal with 2 paddlers?
 New England's North Forest Canoe Trail
The Northern Forest Canoe Trail (NFCT) links the waterways of New York, Vermont, Québec, New Hampshire and Maine.
 Sea Kayaking Yellowstone Lake
The snow fell during the night, piling around the tents and covering the boats in a white shroud. I stuck my head out the door and recoiled from the cold. The thermometer read just 20 degrees. No wonder my feet were chilled.
 Whitewater 2008
Now on the stands it's Canoe & Kayak's annual Whitewater issue.
 Canoecopia Just Keeps Getting Better
"Canoecopia is a mixture of a consumer event, paddling exhibition, outdoor school and family reunion.” said Darren Bush, co-owner of Rutabaga. "It’s the sort of event that brings people back every year to see what’s new in paddling, but also to see fellow paddlers and enjoy that community.”
 Birth of the Old Town Clipper
The story of the Old Town Tripper canoe and how Lew Gilman defied industry science to create the popular Discovery polyethylene canoe.
 Borealis Women Head North Once Again
June of 2008 they will paddle from Great Slave Lake to the coastal town of Kugluktuk, Nunavut via the Emile, Coppermine and Rae Rivers.
 Washington's Grand Canyon - The Elwha
Beginning in 2008, the two dams that span the Elwha River on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State will be removed.
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