Canoe the Wild

Canoeing Adventures for the First Timer and Seasoned Paddler

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Student Allagash Trip with the Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation

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Canoe the Wild guided trip with a group of students from Fort Kent and Madawaska sponsored by the Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation. Students learned about the logging history of the Allagash and interviewed two park rangers and a game warden. Students also learned how to paddle in class II whitewater, canoe poling, how to start of campfire with a spark, knots and their uses, and cooking and baking over an open fire. Students also learned about career opportunities as guides, rangers, and game wardens. To take part in an already scheduled canoe trip or to book your private group with Canoe the Wild on the Allagash, contact Dave Conley.

East Grand High School Allagash Canoe Trip, May 23-26, 2021

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Outdoor education, this Allagash trip with the East Grand School outdoor education students placed an emphasis on student leadership and putting into practice skills learned back home. Students worked throughout the year learning skills such as fire building using a spark to light the fire, cooking meals over an open fire, map & compass, canoemanship, canoe poling, and much more. 2nd year students Maddie and Phoebe came up with a menu shopped for and packed out the trip.  Students had great attitudes, work well as a team helping each other out  preforming necessary tasks to make the trip successful.  See our 2021 and 2022 schedule here:  canoethewild.com/2021-schedule/

St. John River Canoe Trip, Maine, Spring 2021

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A Canoe the Wild guided six day and five night canoe trip on the St. John River, May 2021. This spring classic from Baker Lake to Dickey is 112 miles long, includes paddling black and Big Rapids. We are accepting applicants for our 2022 St John River canoe trip, CLICK HERE