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Out and Back on Turtle and Whites Bayou
A 7.7 mile race on Greens Bayou, from Brock Adventure Park to Thomas Bell Foster Park. This is an annual event benefiting the Greens Bayou Coalition and is a nicely run, well attended event. There may also be volunteer opportunities for those of you would like to participate, but not race. A shuttle is provided for racers and sweep boats.
Registration is external at the link provided below.
Join fellow river lovers and paddlers to see this 80-minute feature at the River Oaks Theatre at 4:45 PM on Thursday, October 8.
Several of us may be going out for an optional dinner following the movie. Please let me (Tom Douglas) know at baymail@sbcglobal.net if you are interested in that option.
The plan is to paddle and progressive camp from Cedargrove to Two Rivers - about 44 miles. The Current River is spring-fed with exceptionally clear water passing through hilly countryside with nice bluffs.
Weather is unpredictable - could be hot, cold or in between, rainy or dry - Must be prepared for anything.
We‘ll keep an eye on conditions on rain-dependent Jack‘s Fork in case there is a weather-provided opportunity there.
Constantin Platon will present a kayaking perspective about multiple days exploring Apostle Islands National Lakeshore.
Meet in the Art Room of the Bayland Community Center.
The plan is to paddle and progressive camp from Cedargrove to Two Rivers - about 44 miles. The Current River is spring-fed with exceptionally clear water passing through hilly countryside with nice bluffs.
Weather is unpredictable - could be hot, cold or in between, rainy or dry - Must be prepared for anything.
We‘ll keep an eye on conditions on rain-dependent Jack‘s Fork in case there is a weather-provided opportunity there.
The plan is to paddle and progressive camp from Cedargrove to Two Rivers - about 44 miles. The Current River is spring-fed with exceptionally clear water passing through hilly countryside with nice bluffs.
Weather is unpredictable - could be hot, cold or in between, rainy or dry - Must be prepared for anything.
We‘ll keep an eye on conditions on rain-dependent Jack‘s Fork in case there is a weather-provided opportunity there.
Paul Hopkins Park, Dickinson, TX
Adult and child races on Dickinson Bayou. Details to come!
The plan is to paddle and progressive camp from Cedargrove to Two Rivers - about 44 miles. The Current River is spring-fed with exceptionally clear water passing through hilly countryside with nice bluffs.
Weather is unpredictable - could be hot, cold or in between, rainy or dry - Must be prepared for anything.
We‘ll keep an eye on conditions on rain-dependent Jack‘s Fork in case there is a weather-provided opportunity there.
The plan is to paddle and progressive camp from Cedargrove to Two Rivers - about 44 miles. The Current River is spring-fed with exceptionally clear water passing through hilly countryside with nice bluffs.
Weather is unpredictable - could be hot, cold or in between, rainy or dry - Must be prepared for anything.
We‘ll keep an eye on conditions on rain-dependent Jack‘s Fork in case there is a weather-provided opportunity there.
The plan is to paddle and progressive camp from Cedargrove to Two Rivers - about 44 miles. The Current River is spring-fed with exceptionally clear water passing through hilly countryside with nice bluffs.
Weather is unpredictable - could be hot, cold or in between, rainy or dry - Must be prepared for anything.
We‘ll keep an eye on conditions on rain-dependent Jack‘s Fork in case there is a weather-provided opportunity there.
The plan is to paddle and progressive camp from Cedargrove to Two Rivers - about 44 miles. The Current River is spring-fed with exceptionally clear water passing through hilly countryside with nice bluffs.
Weather is unpredictable - could be hot, cold or in between, rainy or dry - Must be prepared for anything.
We‘ll keep an eye on conditions on rain-dependent Jack‘s Fork in case there is a weather-provided opportunity there.
Joe Matthews Park
Canoe and Kayak launch
This will feature a short out and back trip from Joe Matthews Park in Mont Belvieu. There is a nice canoe launch available, good parking and a restroom, so let‘s see what colors may be on the cypress trees that line this segment of Old River. Easy beginner‘s trip, not over 5 miles in length.