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Canoeing in Maine with Ken Walker, Reg. Master Maine Guide
PO Box 866, Rockport, Maine 04856-0866 - Phone: 207-236-2177

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A 3-DAY INTENSIVE WILDERNESS TRAINING PROGRAM

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Twice a year, June and September Every Place Wild Maine Guide Service conducts an intensive 3 day wilderness training program for those of you that would like to learn from the professionals how to cook, canoe and the art of the wilderness encampment.

 

 

DAY 1. Finds us cooking up a storm using camp utensils such as the Dutch Oven, the Reflector Oven, Smokers, Wood Fires and Propane Burners. The baking of pies, cakes, biscuits and bread, the preparation of three main courses with all the fixings in a group setting is our goal.

Menu planning, organization, packing and planning are also taught. Good food served hot and on time is always one of the high lights out on a canoe or camping trip and we will provide you with the skill and knowledge to make it happen.

 

 

DAY 2. Finds us learning and many times re-learning the proper way to pack and paddle a canoe both tandem and single. Using your canoe for such things as shelter, a dinner table, a sailing platform is but a few uses for this craft. Paddle techniques along with self-rescue tops this exciting and informative day.

 

 

DAY 3. Concludes this intensive training program with the Wilderness Encampment subject. A complete setting up of a functional wilderness camp, a well organized encampment for the large group right down to the single camper. Different camp arrangements are needed for groups, a long stay, short stay, wilderness bear country, or a single person who is on the move everyday. Learning the essentials for each scenario is important and will save you time and effort if done correctly. The wilderness encampment is more than just a campsite for you and your tents. It also includes the organization of the camp members, the delegation of chores within the encampment in order to make for a comfortable and well organized camp group working at the right time to bring everything together no matter what the conditions are i.e. rain, wind, hot or cold. This very important aspect of a wilderness trip can and does mean the difference between a successful happy trip where everyone stays dry, comfortable, well fed and is up to speed quickly on the camp routine and knowing exactly where he or she fits into it. Lots of reference material will be given to refer back on as you all go your separate ways. Complete support down the road is also available to our graduated members as new questions and situations arise for you. Suggestions on equipment and items that make you more efficient with your group or by yourself are also available.

 

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Over 40 Years of Guiding Families
in the Allagash Wilderness Waterway

 

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PO Box 866, Rockport, Maine 04856-0866 - Phone: 207-236-2177
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