These links are to useful and popular industry sites and resources.
Quiet Water Book Signing JULY 2nd 2010
Meet Alex Wilson an avid canoeist, naturalist and a widely published writer on energy, building technology and environmental issues when he talks about his new "Quiet Water" paddling guide. Explore the flat-water ponds, lakes, and rivers of New Hampshire and Vermont with this fully updated guide in the AMC’s popular Quiet Water series. Great for families, anglers, and canoeists and kayakers of all abilities, this updated guide features 95 of the best paddling trips in the Green Mountain and Granite states.
Phone:
(802) 254-1300
Click here for Quiet Water Invite
Garneau Slippers
For over 25 years, Garneau slippers have charmed feet with their outstanding comfort and quality. Also offering sheepskin slippers, insoles, shoes, hats and mitts created by hand – cozy, stylish products that are a gift in all seasons, even for the cold Canada winter!
Phone:
(819) 879-6257
www.garneauslippers.com/
Robert Stump
Known widely as "The Adirondack Artist," Stump is self-schooled and works in a number of different mediums to create hand-painted glass lamps and lighting, original watercolors, and paintings in acrylic and oils. His studio also publishes fine art giclée prints from the original paintings. The diversity of this work is made possible by combining wood, paint, glass, metal, ceramics, forest materials and years of dedication to several time-honored traditions. Robert draws much of the inspiration for his work from traveling through many of the country's state and national parks.
Phone:
(845) 832-9600
www.robertstumpstudios.com
Larry Antonuk
Larry Antonuk has created some of the classic flies of the 19th century, when fly-tying was an ornamental art used to show off the skill of the tyer. He began tying walleye jigs in Northern Wisconsin when he was 12, mainly to support his father’s walleye fishing habit, but he quickly moved to trout and then salmon flies. In 2000, while living in Nottingham, England, he joined the Fly Dresser`s Guild and was awarded the 2001 Fly Dresser of the Year award.
Phone:
(603) 876-4658
www.classicatlanticsalmonflies.com
Paddling.net
A very useful reference site for comparing canoes from different manufacturers and finding out what's happening in the paddle industry. Stay in touch and sign up for the amusing and informative weekly newsletter .
Phone:
(800) 215-3691
www.paddling.net
Brattleboro Outing Club
Local outdoor sporting club. Organises paddling outings in and around southern Vermont. Bring your own boat and enjoy some of our quiet water.
Phone:
www.brattleborooutingclub.org
Canoe Sailing Magazine
Interested in sailing canoes? then check out this great web site, it's packed full of interesting articles and information contributed by the best in the industry. Many of our canoes make superb sailing craft, check out the two articles about John Haugen-Wente's American Traders sailing Algonquin. Voyagers Trip 2007 and Reef notes.
Phone:
www.canoesailingmagazine.com
WCHA
Wooden Canoe Heritage Association is a non-profit membership organization devoted to preserving, studying, building, restoring, and using wood canoes, and to disseminating information about canoeing heritage throughout the world.
Phone:
(603) 323-8992
www.wcha.org
Northern Forest Canoe Trail
Paddle a 740 Mile historic waterway through New York, Vermont, Quebec, New Hampshire and Maine. Organisation dedicated to the establishment and stewardship of a water trail tracing historic Native American travel routes across the Northern Forest.
Phone:
(802) 496-2285
www.northernforestcanoetrail.org
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