Friends of the Lower Haw, and their president, Gretchen Smith, turn out a good newsletter. In the most recent edition there are articles about upcoming land developments surrounding the Haw: Disney’s Asteria, and the Retreat on Haw River and a …
Our good friends at Canoe Cruisers Association are putting on another zoom talk. This time Ed Gertler has scored a coup and lined up Richard Bangs: explorer, writer, filmmaker, guide. The note below tells you more. If you missed the …
B-Side Streams: Convenience Creeks Little River (Pee Dee tributary) Rocky Creek (Little>Pee Dee tributary) South Fork Little River (Little>Eno tributary) Bear Creek (Rocky>Cape Fear tributary) a Carolina Paddler Article Text and Photography by Zach Schiada Occasionally, when exploring different …
Through the Looking Glass, Darkly a Carolina Paddler Article By Alton Chewning Some people choose to do things we don’t understand. We may feel what they are attempting is foolish, reckless, a bad example to others. They risk their own …
Addison’s Scale for Rivers A Carolina Paddler Article by Alton Chewning -Corran Addison has been around paddling and other adventure sports for many years. Originally from South Africa, Addison has paddled in many countries and for a while spent time …
State Trails in North Carolina A Carolina Paddler Article By Gretchen Smith -The recent authorization of the Haw River State Trail has generated interest in state trails and what it means to be a state trail. State Trails are part …
Carolina Paddler December 2023 Table of Contents “Big Drops Two” by Alton Chewning The second article of the waterfalls series looks more at the techniques used in running the big drops. Featuring expert Boyd Ruppelt (SEND) and our own wunderkind, …
Taking the Measure of Rivers a Carolina Paddler Article Text and Photography by Alton Chewning –Carolina Paddler has published two previous articles on river gauges and how water height and discharge are measured. “The Gist of the USGS” gave background …
B-Side Streams: Suburban Creeking Upper New Hope Creek and Holly Springs Pop-ups A Carolina Paddler Article By Zach Schiada -I think we all would prefer to live near a mountainous environment with access to a wide variety of rivers and creeks, but …
Paddling Gauge Revival a Carolina Paddler Article Text and Photography by Alton Chewning -The paddling gauges on the Hwy. 64 Bridge and the Bynum Pedestrian Bridge have been around a long time, letting boaters know if the Haw River …
