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Any ideas for a 4-day high adventure canoe trip in NE US on a low budget?
My buddy and I want to take a 4 day non-traditional wilderness canoe trip.. He lives in Ohio and I live in New York.. Our ideal trip will be full of nature and camping along the river.. maybe a few rapids here and there…. we are open to renting a canoe, but buying a cheap/used one would be better… also open to either using a canoe service, or paying some random person to drop us off/pick us up (“Deliverance” style). Any ideas of a good river for us to do this on?
You both drive to Maine. Mount Kathadin is the best place I have ever hiked in. Plus the Moosehead lake has free camping and you guys can stay on the lake for 4 days canooeing and having fun.
Ohio Backroads – Hocking River Canoe Trip
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