To the best of our knowledge, no one has come up with a proper rating system for BC’s sea kayaking beaches. Here is our attempt.
Do you dream of bold kayaking adventures that just don’t fit into a one-week or two-week vacation window? Consider a
This blogpost focuses on BC Marine Trails’ resources to help you plan your first kayaking adventure. There are many situations
Originally published at https://huntingheadwinds.com/ Solo Kayaking I’ll take any opportunity to plug myself into a kayak and ramble up and down…...
We recently met with SUP expeditions leader and instructor, Norm Hann, to talk about safety on the water and uncovered
When you are sitting on the beach watching the sea you will...
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Ocean paddling is a high-risk activity requiring skill and judgment. Weather and sea conditions are constantly changing. Even with the highest level of experience, it is not always possible to identify or control all risks and the potential for injury or loss of life cannot be eliminated. There are many uncontrolled hazards on foreshores and in rough coastal terrain that could result in serious personal injury.
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Our Marine Trail Safety Mandate is designed for general standards of safety
