| Paddling Title |
Algonquin Paddle and Hike Adventure |
| Type of Trip |
Car Camping Trip |
| Date(s) |
Thursday July 31 to Monday August 4 |
| OVERALL RATING FOR THIS TRIP |
GRADE B (COMFORTABLE BEGINNER) |
SKILLS REQUIRED FOR THIS TRIP
Skills required to deal with the following anticipated conditions. |
Grade B (Comfortable Beginner) Comfortable forward stroke; Comfortable reverse stroke; Comfortable turning strokes; Able to perform assisted rescue as swimmer within 2 attempts and as a rescuer* |
| Anticipated Trip Conditions |
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| Wind |
Grade B (Comfortable Beginner) Light to Moderate; 11 to 20 kms/hour; Wind noticeably affects movement of the paddler |
| Waves, Breaking Waves, Swell |
Grade A (Beginner) Under 1 foot waves; No breaking waves (Waves up to the deck seam; water glassy to rippled; no whitecaps) |
| Current |
Grade A (Beginner) None or mild |
| Open Crossings |
Grade A (Beginner) No open crossings |
| Landing Type |
Grade B (Comfortable Beginner) Pebble; more steep; sand bars |
| Landing Frequency |
Grade B (Comfortable Beginner) No more than 3 kms between landings |
| Total Distance Per Day |
Grade B (Comfortable Beginner) Up to 15 km |
| IMPORTANT HOC TRIP RATING INFORMATION AND CANCELLATION |
We can only anticipate what the trip conditions will be prior to the trip; and they are subject to change based on the weather information for that day; therefore, the overall trip rating and the required skills needed to safely attend the trip, may be upgraded on the day of the trip. This eventuality includes the possible cancellation for some or all its participants; or the postponement of a trip for the following day. By signing up for a club trip, the participant assumes the risk that such a cancellation may occur, even as late as on the shoreline.
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| Important Trip Details |
Please note that this is not just a paddling weekend: It is a combination of hiking and paddling
The planned hike will be Booth's Rock.
Any other paddles and hikes will be determined based on weather and timing. |
| Body of Water |
Canisbay Lake |
| Registration Opens |
Car Camping - 8 weeks before the trip start date |
| Registration Opens on this date (at 12:00 am) |
Thursday, June 5, 2025 |
| Name of Volunteer Trip Leader(s) |
Judy Dragun; Viera Klauz |
| Email of Volunteer Trip Leaders(s) |
cleojade001@yahoo.ca vklauz@gmail.com |
| Contingency Phone, Name |
Judy Dragun, 905-466-1048 |
| Trip Address |
Canisbay Lake Campground
Located on the Highway 60 corridor at km 23
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Fkj1FP1peTrJsrDH7 |
| Google Map Location of Parking |
https://maps.app.goo.gl/b31LUdAdUDSZLDb66 |
| Paddling Vessels Permitted |
Recreational kayaks not permitted |
| Boat Launch Location |
To be determined each day |
| Arrival time - To get boats, equipment ready for launch |
To be determined each day |
TIME - SHORELINE SAFETY MEETING (PRE-LAUNCH)
(PDFs on; Kayaks, equipment on the shore, ready to go) |
To be determined each day |
| Maximum number of paddlers including leader(s) |
6 |
| Boat Rental Available |
No |
| Bathroom Facilities |
Bathroom facilities on location |
| Trip Safety Requirements, What to Bring |
Kayak with sealed fore and aft bulkhead compartments unless the paddle has been specified to permit recreational boats;
Inflatable boats are not permitted;
A properly fitting PFD or lifejacket must be worn at all times while in your kayak; Inflatable PFDs are not permitted:
One (1) buoyant heaving line at least 15 m (49’3”) long;
One (1) bailer OR One manual bilge pump;
One (1) pealess whistle;
If paddling before sunrise or after sunset or in periods of restricted visibility like fog, one (1) all-round light (A light showing an unbroken light over an arc of the horizon of 360 degrees);
For multi day trips, one (1) magnetic compass (handheld or deck);
For kayaks over 6m (19’8”): One (1) watertight flashlight with working batteries AND Six (6) flares of Type A (Rocket parachute flare), Type B (Multi Star flare) Type C (Hand flare) Type D (Smoke Signal), however, only two (2) can be Type D;
A minimum of one spare paddle per 2 participants;
A spray skirt is required unless you are in a recreational boat (a boat which lacks either a fore or aft sealed bulkhead) or on a Grade A trip;
Each participant must have completed their wet exit practise within the past 12 months
Please note the club does not provide equipment. If rentals are noted above, it is at the expense of the club member. Please read the details. |
| Trip Cost Per Participant |
$114 per participant - camp parking is NOT included and is the responsibility of the participant.
There is an additional daily parking fee depending on the paddling or hiking location not included in the trip fee. |
| Incidental Costs |
Additional expenses may arise on this trip and the participant assumes the financial responsibility. These are costs which have not been factored in the trip budget and will typically, but not exclusively, entail unforeseen expenses, such as evacuation, ambulance, treatments, food lodging due to illness. |
| Trip Cancellation Policy - Trips Over $100 |
Payment in full. No refund unless your spot is filled from the waitlist and a $5.00 cancellation fee will apply.
To cancel your trip at any point, you must email the Club Manager: manager@haltonoutdoorclub.ca or phone 905 332 4318 |
