Rainfall caused the expected CFS to almost double, making for a more challenging excursion for kayakers and canoeists.
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Entertaining paddling on Twenty-Five Mile Stream | Column
The Penobscot Paddle & Chowder Society trip covered 8 miles from Unity to Burnham.
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Rainy weather impacts the remainder of Machias River trip | Column
A little precipitation didn’t stop these paddlers.
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Two paddlers continue the Machias River tradition | Column
The trip was in the seasonal sweet spot: higher water levels and no blackflies.
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The sun might be shining, but Maine’s waters are still dangerously cold
The state’s lakes, ponds and coastal waters are still in the 40s or low 50s.
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Paddlers flock to Machias River for April race | Column
After a 4-year hiatus, the sporadic Machias River Race returned on April 25 and 26.
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Penobscot Paddle club enjoys a whitewater weekend | Column
Water levels were ideal for a trip to Webb River in Carthage and a paddle on the nearby Swift River in Roxbury.
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Paddlers take a chance on challenging whitewater on Kingsbury Stream | Column
Penobscot Paddle & Chowder Society members experience Class II-IV rapids with over 400 CFS.
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The transition to spring paddling requires preparation and practice | Column
Make sure you take all safety precautions and know how to roll.
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Avid paddlers enjoy a northern Maine whitewater weekend
Penobscot Paddle & Chowder Society takes a Labor Day weekend trip to Canada Falls and Kennebec Gorge.