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Quest to complete the Orange River Water Trail continues | Column (opens the original)
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My wife, Nancy, and I were based in far-eastern Maine in late July where we were attempting to finish our exploration of the Orange River Water Trail located in Whiting. We had previously completed an eastern portion of Orange River and Rocky Lake on the western end. Orange Lake, some of Orange River, Reynolds Brook and Little Lake remained. A possible impediment to our mission: moderate to strong northwest winds were expected. We began our second day at a bridge on Dodge Road, where we had ende
Exploring the Orange River Water Trail | Column (opens the original)
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Located in Whiting in far-eastern Maine, the Orange River Water Trail is a unique trail system that encompasses Rocky Lake, Orange Lake, Orange River, Reynolds Brook and Little Lake. The trail is offered to the public by a partnership consisting of Maine Coast Heritage Trust, Cobscook Shores (CS), Downeast Coastal Conservancy (DCC) and Downeast Salmon Federation. Much of the shoreline is preserved by the partnership organizations while some areas are privately owned. The preserved lands are larg
A western Maine surf and turf weekend | Column (opens the original)
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In the fall of 1996, I was fortunate enough to be invited to participate in a series of tests to evaluate releases from the Aziscohos Dam on the Magalloway River and Middle Dam on the Rapid River, both in far-western Maine. Part of the dam relicensing process conducted by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the purpose was to run the rapids below the dams at different flows to determine the optimum levels for navigating canoes and kayaks. I was one of about a dozen paddlers from different
An exciting weekend of paddling at The Forks | Column (opens the original)
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My wife, Nancy, and I, along with both of our sons, have been paddling at The Forks in western Maine during weekends since the mid-1980s. While kayaking and canoeing whitewater on the Dead and Kennebec rivers has been the primary focus, flatwater paddling on the beautiful lakes and ponds in the area has also been a frequent part of our agenda. Recently, we decided to join our youngest son, Adam, for a weekend of paddling at The Forks. On Saturday, we planned to participate in a Penobscot Paddle
Scarborough Marsh a unique paddling experience | Column (opens the original)
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For paddlers looking for a unique, scenic kayak or canoe trip, Scarborough Marsh in southern Maine is a good choice. The 3,100-acre estuary is the largest salt marsh in Maine. Situated between the Dunstan and Nonesuch rivers and the Atlantic Ocean, freshwater flows from the rivers while twice-daily tides from the ocean inundate the marsh. For thousands of years, these competing aquatic forces have created a twisting, narrow channel that travels through the marsh to the sea. Several years ago, I
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