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Didn’t get a Boundary Waters permit? Consider these alternative canoe camping sitesWhat to expect: Canoe and kayak paddlers have discovered the flat water around the 1,000-acre park, where the Fisher River joins the Chippewa River, said park manager Zachary Thon. Channels ...
We are nearly a month in since permits were made available for camping in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Although what’s the outlook this spring for people wanting to explore the BWCA?
Greg and Mari canoe the Rekifune River, famous for its clear water. They embark on a two-day trip down the river; aiming for the Pacific Ocean; rowing, camping and enjoying the beauty of nature.
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