Ferguson-Brueckner Celebration a Carolina Paddler Article By Alton Chewning -Bob Brueckner and Paul Ferguson were paddling on the Haw River one fall day a few years back. They came down the Middle, scraping here and there, and pulled onto the …
From Montgomery to Paris with Evy Evy Leibfarth and the 2024 Summer Olympics By Alton Chewning Carolina Paddler brings you a recent article on the Olympic slalom trials in Montgomery. The report by Rolando Arrieta was featured on National Public …
What’s Hurting Our Johnsons? a Carolina Paddler Article Written by Alton Chewning In the last year, two members of our club, Steve Johnson and Dave Johnson, suffered shoulder injuries while paddling. Both are recovering now and back on the water. …
Wrestling Water Erik Bate, Part One a Carolina Paddler Article by Alton Chewning “The art of living is more like the wrestler’s art than the dancer’s in this regard, that it must stand ready and firm to meet the …
B-Side Streams: Upstream Rocky River a Carolina Paddler Article By Zach Schiada The Rocky River is up there on my favorite rivers to run near the Triangle. For me it’s ideal in the sense that it has bigger drops (for …
-Editor’s note: In this installment of Different Waters, we are with the peripatetic paddler, Burt Kornegay, as he explores the Rio Grande. While much of the excitement of this paddle occurs in Boquillas Canyon, the article is a primer for …
Bob Brueckner: The Importance of Community and Giving Back Written by Greg Hlavaty Editor’s note: This is a Carolina Paddler reprinting of an article that first appeared in the Haw River Canoe and Kayak Blog. If you met him, you’d …
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Friends of the Lower Haw and the CCC a Carolina Paddler Article By Gretchen Smith FLOHA. What the heck is FLOHA? FLOHA is the acronym for Friends of Lower Haw River State Natural Area. It comes from “F” for “Friends” …
Altamaha Altimeter a Carolina Paddler Different Waters article by Burt Kornegay -Editor’s note: Different Waters We’re fortunate to live in a part of the world with an abundance of paddling water, whatever you would like. Coastal marshes, islands and sounds. …
“Searching for Methuselah” by Paul Ferguson -Editor’s note: Paul published this article some time ago and on this notable day on Paul’s path, Carolina Paddler offers it as a treat, a slice of cake, for the readers. This is one …
