kayaking question

randa steblez · 08-26-2005, 05:58 PM

]Try putting in at Cattle Landing on the Bear Island Channel and paddle
over to the Dollie Islands. Its protected configuration is great for quiet
paddling and watching wildlife close up. Nearby to the south is Church
Cove . It's also a nice , safe trip and a good way to view Bear Island.
Try the Winnipesaukee Water Trails pamphlet put out by the Lakes
Region Conservation Trust. I've been a canoe tripper on this big
lake for over 20 years and although my typing skills are wanting, my
paddling skills are excellent thanks to the travelling I've done on
Winnipesaukee.

08-26-2005, 05:58 PM	#9
randa steblez Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	kayaking sites ]Try putting in at Cattle Landing on the Bear Island Channel and paddle over to the Dollie Islands. Its protected configuration is great for quiet paddling and watching wildlife close up. Nearby to the south is Church Cove . It's also a nice , safe trip and a good way to view Bear Island. Try the Winnipesaukee Water Trails pamphlet put out by the Lakes Region Conservation Trust. I've been a canoe tripper on this big lake for over 20 years and although my typing skills are wanting, my paddling skills are excellent thanks to the travelling I've done on Winnipesaukee.