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NACK Newsletter Winter 2017
The Winter Newsletter is now online. Paddling wild water tideraces, Cycling in the Alps, The Great Pumpkin Paddle, Winter Pool and much more.
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A Tale of Two Weekends
From “It was the worst of winds”, to “There wasn’t a wisp of wind!” You couldn’t plan two more opposite paddles from one weekend to the next if you wanted. But the first two December weekends of 2016 gave us exactly that. On Saturday the 3rd I found myself over at Oak Beach with 6…
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Cold Weather Gear Seminar at the Dinghy Shop – Wed, 11/30 5pm – 7pm
On November 30th the Dinghy Shop will be hosting a Cold Weather Paddling Gear Seminar sponsored by Gill, makers of some great paddling and all around outdoors clothing. There will be a seminar by Mike and Paul covering year round layering and what to wear in a variety of conditions. We’ll have a showcase of…
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Another Great Jack-O-Lantern Sail 2016
Article and Photos By Rhonda Moziy Under a windy faded red and gold autumn day at Belmont Lake State Park, NACK once again performed for the youngsters and adults at The Great Jack-O-Lantern Sail. On the Pre-Halloween Day of October 28th, our kayaks were once again proudly displayed for a myriad of uses. The bright…
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HRGF 2016 – The Hudson River Greenland Festival – As viewed by the Kayak Hipster
I’d like to share the wonderful compilation that Kayak Hipster (a.k.a. Luke Rovner) edited which gives a great visibility into the Hudson River Greenland Festival. For those of you who haven’t gone, it makes for a fantastic, inexpensive and nearby getaway in June with some really lovely people. Rather than blab on here about it,…
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Fall 2016 Newsletter
The NACK Fall 2016 Newsletter is now online. Shinnecock Canal Paddle, Blueway Trail Map, Maine Island Trail, Winter Pool preliminary info and much more!
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CAPTREE STATE PARK DOCKSIDE FAMILY FESTIVAL
Article & Photos By Rhonda Moziy Captree State Park, Sunday, September 18th.. On a day that called for heavy rain, the sun couldn’t have been any brighter. The warm September day was loaded with festivities, vendors, boat rides, pirates, painting, and nature created artwork, races and demonstrations. A shark mascot ran around and stopped to…
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South Shore Blueway Launch Sites
For those folks who would like to see the Blueway Trail Launch and Landing sites in Google Earth this attached file is the answer. First download the Blueway Launch/Landing Sites file. Then open Google Earth and select the file. You will now have all the sites marked on Google Earth. You can zoom in/out, get…