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ShopCanoeing.com is proud to offer Frost River Canoe Packs! Known around the world for making beautiful, ultra-rugged packs and gear, Frost River has worked for more than a decade making bags with the best materials and traditional techniques. All Frost River products are made in their northern Minnesota workshop — with many hours on trail, […]

Celebrate the Grand Opening of the Wisconsin Canoe Heritate Museum this weekend! Its worth the trek to Spooner Wisconsin – this new museum exhibits an eclectic assemblage of boats that is exciting in its diversity, and includes significant craft from the golden age of North American canoeing, as well as work by important contemporary builders. […]

What do you give to the canoeing-obsessed father?  Our experts pick nine favorite gifts for paddlers that are sure to make him smile — and better yet, they’re gifts he’ll actually use! Whether you’re making his next canoe trip a little more luxurious, or alot safer, our top picks — ranging from $0 to $100 […]

Join Canoeing.com in St. Paul MN this Saturday, March 27, 2010 at the Far North Symposium to hear speakers, share stories, and find inspiration in paddling the waterways of Northern Canada. Enjoy slide/video presentations by experienced paddlers on paddling in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and more. Open to the public! Find out more about attending the Far North […]

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth at this year’s Canoecopia hosted by Rutabaga in Madison Wisconsin. Here are a few photos for your enjoyment, post yours on the Canoeing.com Facebook Fan Page.

Canoeing.com is thrilled to have a booth at this year’s Canoecopia event in Madison WI. Stop by the booth and enter to win sweet prizes from www.ShopCanoeing.com, grab one of our new stickers (to decorate your canoe of course) or pick up a brochure chock full of ideas for your next canoe trip! Click here for […]

We enjoyed Brain Hunter’s advice for winter paddlers in the Sunbury, Pennsylvania Daily Item. In his article, HERE, Hunter notes that the flowing waters of Pennsylvania can still offer paddling opportunities in the winter months.  Safety is a factor, of course, and Hunter offers some practical advice for staying warm and dry — both in your canoe and […]

Thoreau paddled it, so why shouldn’t you? We enjoyed THIS recent story about paddling down Maine’s Allagash River, a river made famous by Henry David Thoreau’s The Maine Woods. The river, which since 1970 has been protected as the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, blends placid lakes and ponds with flowing water and streaming rapids. In Albert […]