Traditional Mountain Sports
Canoeing Camp

Paddling is perhaps the most ancient form of transportation in the world, and what better way to learn these skills than along the world’s third oldest river! The Cherokees called it the Long Man; we call it the French Broad!
Beginning with on-land demonstrations, campers are introduced to the world of paddling. Easing into calm waters, campers will gain confidence as they learn how to maneuver their canoes using various paddle strokes. Plan on getting wet when our experienced instructors teach the rescue skills needed to stay safe in the event of capsizing!
Once everyone feels comfortable with their new paddling skills, we’ll teach the basics of planning a river trip, then head to the river! Paddling through gentle rapids, amongst the twists and turns of tree-lined banks, our camp instructors will explain how to recognize and easily avoid the hazards commonly found on rivers. Along the way, we’ll learn lots of fun and interesting facts about the plants and animals that call this special place their home.
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Reservation Information |
Each day
camp is limited to 9 participants. Our camps fill
up fast so be sure to make your reservation. Reservations
are confirmed with a 50% deposit.
2011 Dates:
(*Optional
Dates-see below)
June
21, 22, 23
July 19, 20, 21
Day Camp Rates: $175 per day or $500 for all 3 days
Day Camp
Ages: 10-17
Day Camp
(9am-5 pm) rate includes:
• Instructor: Camper ratio of 1:3
• All Equipment & gear
• Drinks & snacks during the day (campers bring a packed lunch)
• Professional instructors trained in Wilderness First Aid, CPR, and Whitewater Rescue
*Optional Camp Dates - With advanced reservations and with a minimum of three participants we can schedule any or all of our day camps to accommodate your schedule! |
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