Ein Kleines Nachtpaddel
The time change has me thinking about how the days are getting shorter and the temperatures cooler. For many paddlers, the kayaking season is over.
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Paddle Puget Sound
An Aerial View
I’m sure that most people reading this have a similar reaction to mine when flying over bodies of water: “I could paddle that.” Our trip…
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Spring Camping Trip to Hope Island
This year, our first kayak camping trip of the season happened to be Earth Day weekend. We wanted to find the right balance of creature…
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Summer 2023 Bioluminescence in Puget Sound: Best Dates
What does it take to see bioluminescence? If you’re looking for displays of glowing waves crashing into the beach, it’s probably best to head for…
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Winds of Change
We’ve been picking up the mileage on our training paddles, since SEVENTY48 is quickly approaching. We had plans that kept us from the water…
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Training Paddle: Double Fox
One of the things we didn’t really prepare ourselves for the first year we did SEVENTY48 was high-mileage days. That first year, we hardly…
Read MoreDash Point Pier to Dick Gilmur Public Access (& back)
We’ve had a slower start to our training season than normal. Our household tackled both the flu and COVID during the time we normally would…
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Summer 2022 Bioluminescence in Puget Sound: Best Dates
If you have not yet gotten out to view summer 2022 bioluminescence in Puget Sound, you still have several opportunities throughout the summer. If you…
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August 2021 Bioluminescence Update
If you have not yet gotten out to view the bioluminescence in Puget Sound this year, you still have several opportunities in August. If you…
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June & July 2021 Update: Bioluminescence in Puget Sound
Last summer, we noticed that various local kayaking Facebook groups had many threads with folks wondering how to view bioluminescence in Puget Sound. We’ve found…
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