Carolina Paddler Table of Contents Here are the articles posted in September of 2025. “Is a River Alive?” by Robert Macfarlane a Book Report by Jeff Hatcher Rivers have a life of their own, and like us, they change. Towards an Ethical Code …
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Three Days on the Roanoke River March 29-31, 2025 a Carolina Paddler article by Jim Butler. Photography by Jim Butler and Rich Nathan The Roanoke River runs 410 miles through southern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina. It has been an …
Toward an Ethical Code for Whitewater Leaders By Teresa Gryder A Carolina Paddler Shared Article ∞ We were brainstorming for the revision of the AW Safety Code. It was April 11, 2023. The group involved was a who’s who of people who’ve …
∞ Founded in 1969, with over 800 single and household members, the Carolina Canoe Club is one of the oldest, largest and most prestigious paddling clubs in the United States. The success of the club stands on the participation of …
Carolina Paddler Table of Contents Here are the articles posted in August of 2025. A Bridge Too Far by Alton Chewning Would a paddling trip on the San Francisco Bay include the Golden Gate? How to Park Your Kayak by Teresa …
If you’re not boating tonight or practicing your roll, why not consider paddling the rivers of France? Join Ed’s zoom meeting to learn more.. Ed has written several guidebooks on US rivers and paddled extensively in Europe including France. Guide …
“Is a River Alive?” By Robert Macfarlane a Carolina Paddler Book Report by Jeff Hatcher W.W. Norton & Company, 2025, 384 pages ∞ I was on a call with some friends not long ago and one of them announced “the …
The Highway 64 Bridge Access is open and mostly restored after the damage caused by tropical storm Chantal. Robeson access is open and somewhat restored. The new Bynum Mill access will be open very soon. To find out more on …
Kayak Kiosks Carolina Paddler presents the Future of Paddling series An article by Alton Chewning ∞ You’re visiting a new place. Perhaps you didn’t intend to paddle or you didn’t want the bother of bringing your boat and gear. You …
A Riverkeeper friend sent this survey. The survey is to benefit state agencies, primarily the Wildlife Resources Commission, to determine how to best to spend their pennies and give the public, in this case, the paddling public, what is most …
