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 Kayaking John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge Minimize

Why do so many country people drive into the city to view wildlife?

Sedge IslandThe answer: John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge! It’s the stark contrast of Boeing 737’s raising up in the air and a bald eagle flying over your head. It’s the Philadelphia skyline in the distance and the bow of your kayak cutting through the Lilly pads.

It’s hard to imagine such a beautiful place nestled in such an industrialized area. Most of our visits to John Heinz NWF over the years have been on foot. There are over 10 miles of trails, including the popular "Impoundment Trail", and two boardwalks that cross the impoundment and one of its smaller coves. The impoundment trail is wide, flat and easy to hike. Biking is also a great way to enjoy the refuge. Continue.......


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 Kayaking The Bold Coast of Maine Minimize

Kayaking MaineNow is the time to start planning you summer kayaking trip. If you love to kayak, or would like to try, the Bold Coast of Maine is a favorite destination. Young and old, novice or expert, Maine offers an experience that will provide lasting memories.

When planning a trip to a destination like Maine, you must not take planning your trip lightly. Weather changes quickly, fog, currents and tides can be tricky and dangerous. Whether you are an amateur or an expert, booking a trip with a registered Maine guide is highly advisable.

In addition to keeping you safe in a rugged area, your guide is also as your “tour guide”. They know where the bald eagles, loons and osprey fly, and where the seals bask in the sun. Continue.......


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