It’s late autumn in the Upper Midwest, which is to say still the beginning of the 5-months-long reign of cold, dark austerity that is November through March. Even the cheeriest of personalities may be forgiven for feeling forlorn by…
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Recently, we were invited to review a new book by the Wisconsin Historical Society Press, just published in 2017, The Chippewa: Biography of a Wisconsin Waterway, by Richard D. Cornell. As lovers of Wisconsin rivers in general and authors of our…
Following in the footsteps of notable paddling guides and authors, Timothy Bauer, co-author of milespaddled.com, has added to the paddling landscape by highlighting less-traveled opportunities in the Southern Wisconsin area. Much like Michael Duncanson, or the derivative paddling bible,…
The Best In Tent Camping, Wisconsin edition, is a well-researched and handy little guide to reference some of the most beautiful campsites on the quieter-side of nature...…
Doc Fletcher has his own unique take on paddling adventures. It's based on the idea that a complete canoe or kayak trip is about three things; the River, the Town and the Tavern. And we very much agree with…
We were recently informed of this book by Warren Richey which was inspired by a race around Florida...…
The Well-Fed Backpacker by June Fleming has been around for quite sometime proving just how valuable it is to backpackers, campers and kayakers alike...…
Everything you've come to expect from the Paddling series is here. We couldn't live without Paddling Northern Wisconsin or Paddling Southern Wisconsin by Mike Svob...…
Paddling Northern Wisconsin by Mike Svob is another must-have book for paddling in Wisconsin (Paddling Southern Wisconsin being the other)...…
Paddling Southern Wisconsin by Mike Svob is nothing short of a bible for paddling in Wisconsin...…