
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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Last week I had the opportunity to go on a boat trip with friends from the Seattle area in Desolation Sound, British Columbia. Desolation Sound is known for its warm water in summer, plentiful oysters, and its reputation as a boating mecca....
For the last few days I’ve been cruising on a friend’s 44’ Hunter sailboat through the islands in and around Desolation Sound, British Columbia. Last year we did a similar trip but headed a bit further north into the Discovery and Octopus I...
For years, I’ve used the Gunkholing in the San Juans series (Al and Jo Bailey Cummings) and related classic out-of-print books for trip planning. I find them at used bookstores like Pelican Books in Anacortes and Powell’s Books in PDX.
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A paddler's guide to the archipelago's swiftest passages and how to plan around them
The San Juan Islands are a top paddling destination, known for their 175 named islands, with tons of quiet little coves, bays, quaint small towns, and bea...
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...
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Pacific Northwest paddler, writer, photographer and history buff Rob Casey is the author of "Paddling the Salish Sea 80 Trips" for Mountaineers Books.
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