How to Run a Big Drop?
How to Run a Big Drop? a Carolina Paddler article by Alton Chewning -Baby Falls on the Tellico River in Tennessee is regarded as a great training ground for paddlers wanting to learn how to run waterfalls. The section of …
How to Run a Big Drop? a Carolina Paddler article by Alton Chewning -Baby Falls on the Tellico River in Tennessee is regarded as a great training ground for paddlers wanting to learn how to run waterfalls. The section of …
What to Make of the Neuse River Park? a Carolina Paddler Article Text and photography by Alton Chewning -Having whitewater features on the Neuse River in Raleigh has long been a dream of area paddlers. Perhaps no one has invested …
Gage, Stage, Discharge Or…. What’s a good paddling level? a Carolina Paddler Article Text and photography by Alton Chewning Editor’s note: This article is based on a talk given on a field trip to the Bynum gage on the Haw River. …
The October edition of Carolina Paddler featured stories on a variety of subjects. October 2023 Table of Contents “Seeing Rock City” by Alton Chewning The Ocoee is a superlative Class III run and one rocky river. “B-Side Streams: Short Cut …
The Gist of the USGS a Carolina Paddler Article By Alton Chewning Do you know what the letters USGS represent? The answer is the United States Geological Survey. On October 21, Carolina Paddler participated in a talk given by Lara Chapman, …
B-Sides Streams: Short Cut Creeks Bear Creek (Deep River Tributary) and Thornton’s Creek (Cape Fear Tributary) a Carolina Paddler Article By Zach Schiada -I think most of us are in love with paddling and are happy to spend an entire …
The Nominating Committee is proud to present to the CCC membership the following candidates for the open positions on the 2024 Board: President, Conservation Chair and Membership Chair. Electronic voting begins on November 16. President -President Candidate Michael Hazel My …
Seeing Rock City a Trip Report on the Middle Ocoee River by Alton Chewning -I was thinking about a vacation, doing a little tour of eastern Tennessee. As a youth, I recall going with my parents on rare mountain …
SEPTEMBER was Crash, Burn and Learn Month in Carolina Paddler. Here are the articles posted in September. “The Guide” by Burt Kornegay Burt writes of his love for a canoe and how the bond rose from the ashes. “Getting Where …
The Art of Mr. December a Carolina Paddler Article Text and Photography by Alton Chewning -Scott Honeycutt recently curated an art exhibit on William Nealy, adventure sports’ signature artist. Honeycutt, an avid outdoorsman, recalled how he came to the art of William …