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Tag Archives: yellow river
Kayaking on Turkey Hen Creek/Shoal River
Today’s adventure brought us to a a creek that, despite being only thirty minutes away, we had never visited before. A trip to this location requires all visitors to have an Eglin range pass. Located just south of the Shoal … Continue reading
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Tagged canoeing, crestview, eglin, float trip, kayaking, paddling, Shoal River, Turkey Hen Creek, yellow river
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Kayaking on the Yellow River in the Florida Panhandle
The Yellow River, a state designated canoe trail through the Florida Greenways & Trails program, offers 56 miles of paddling trail from SR-2 – SR-87. This important aquifer of northwest Florida is managed and protected by the Yellow River … Continue reading
Posted in Kayaking
Tagged canoeing, float trip, florida, kayaking, paddling, paddling trail, yellow river
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Portage Purgatory — Five Runs, Conecuh National Forest, Ala
It’s not uncommon for paddlers to encounter a portage while on a float trip, particularly during low water. In fact, most canoeists and kayakers expect it; some even going as far as to carry along a saw for clearing … Continue reading
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Tagged alabama, canoeing, conecuh national forest, five runs creek, float trip, kayaking, paddling trips, yellow river
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