Float trips require as much planning and pre-trip preparation as that "once-in- a- lifetime" vacation. In some instances they require more. Example: no matter where you vacation, it's usually possible to pick up a toothbrush round the next corner. Not so when you're camping on sand bars in the middle of nowhere.
"Be Prepared with Plenty of Gear
in Waterproof Containers"
The following is a very general check list which can be applied to trips lasting two or more days. Just a helpful hint on meal planning - prepare each meal, on paper, for the entire trip. This will let you work out a good variety, will eliminate duplication of foods and also ensure that you do not leave that one special ingredient, for that super special meal, at home.
Note: To print out this form and use for your next trip, click "File" "Print"
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CANOE ESSENTIALS Basic canoe equipment you will need for a one-day trip
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CAMPING GEAR Select items to fit your trip needs - and the level of luxury desired
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