
Paddling trips, techniques, and trip planning across Washington State and British Columbia's Salish Sea - by Rob Casey, author of the award-winning Mountaineers Books guide, Paddling the Salish Sea: 80 Trips.
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Paddling the Salish Sea usually means chasing tides, wildlife, and quiet coastline - but every so often, it's worth pointing the bow toward a good drink and some local company. If you're staying overnight, these paddle-up spots are a great...
Last weekend I had the opportunity to revisit a few of the trips near Victoria, BC, on Vancouver Island from my book Paddling the Salish Sea.
I wasn’t able to paddle the trips while traveling with family, but I was able to make shore updat...
Today, on a family trip, we took the BC Ferries route from Tsawwassen, south of Vancouver, through British Columbia’s southern Gulf Islands to Swartz Bay on the Saanich Peninsula, about an hour north of Victoria.
Three years ago, my partne...
We all love summer for its warmth, blue-sky days, and, for some, having time off from work or school. The downside of summer is long ferry lines, heavier traffic, and, on the Salish Sea, crowded boat ramps and campsites.
Here are a few isl...
In the summer of 2006, I made my first sea kayak crossing of Puget Sound, paddling from Seattle to Blake Island to meet a friend who had already crossed earlier that day. About halfway across the Sound, I heard an excited call over VHF Chan...
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Pacific Northwest paddler, coach, photographer and history buff Rob Casey is the author of "Paddling the Salish Sea 80 Trips" for Mountaineers Books.
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