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October, 2024

Sunday
6
Shem Creek Boat Landing
9:30 AM
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Oct 6 (Sunday): Shem Creek Landing to circumnavigate Crab Bank loop trip. About 5 miles.
Non club members and member guests must contact the trip leader before the trip.
Boat type, size , and paddling skills should be discussed with the trip leader.
Meet at Shem Creek Landing at 9:30. (Put Shem Creek Boat landing in your mapping app.
Rating: L1
Logistics: High tide is about 11. Offload boats at the landing (on Simmons Street) and then proceed around the corner to the big parking area. Should be off the water by 1.
Trip Leader: Beth Heywood
Note 1: We will not get out on Crab Bank.
Note 2: We’re operating at the top of the tide and not worried about the tide helping or hindering us.
Sunday
13
Sol Legare Public Boat Landing
9:15 AM
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Oct 13 (Sunday): Stono River, Sol Legare landing to Kiawah loop trip. About 10 miles.
Non club members and member guests must contact the trip leader before the trip.
Boat type, size, and paddling skills should be discussed with the trip leader.
Meet at Sol Legare landing by 9:15 and launch when ready.
Rating: L2 +: wide open water down by Kiawah.
Logistics: Low tide is 10:30. Should be off the water by 2:00pm.
Trip Leader: Bev Cosslett

Note 1: You must use a kayak that is 14’ or longer.
Note 2: There are single car parking spots available on the ramp side of the lot as well as the farthest side away from the water.
Saturday
19
Gadsdenville Public Boat Landing
9:30 AM
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Oct 19 (Saturday): Camping on Capers South End About 7 miles.
Non club members members and member guests must contact the trip leader before the trip. Boat type, size , and paddling skills should be discussed with the trip leader.
Meet at Gadsdenville Landing and be ready to launch by 10. (Put Gadsdenville Public Boat Landing in your mapping app).
Rating: L2-3
Logistics: Due to the nature of the trip you will need a 14ft or better sit in kayak that will hold all necessary food, camping gear and lots of water. Bringing firewood is a help. We will launch at 9am on Sunday for the return trip. Relevant high tides are Saturday at 10:21 and Sunday at 10:51
Trip Leader: Don Dibble
Sunday
20
Gadsdenville Public Boat Landing
9:30 AM
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Oct 19 (Saturday): Camping on Capers South End About 7 miles.
Non club members members and member guests must contact the trip leader before the trip. Boat type, size , and paddling skills should be discussed with the trip leader.
Meet at Gadsdenville Landing and be ready to launch by 10. (Put Gadsdenville Public Boat Landing in your mapping app).
Rating: L2-3
Logistics: Due to the nature of the trip you will need a 14ft or better sit in kayak that will hold all necessary food, camping gear and lots of water. Bringing firewood is a help. We will launch at 9am on Sunday for the return trip. Relevant high tides are Saturday at 10:21 and Sunday at 10:51
Trip Leader: Don Dibble
Sunday
27
Folly River Boat Landing
8:45 AM
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Oct 27 (Sunday): Folly Beach Landing to Morris Island Lighthouse loop trip. About 10.5 miles.
Non club members and member guests must contact the trip leader before the trip.
Boat type, size, and paddling skills should be discussed with the trip leader.
Meet at Folly Beach Landing in time to offload boats and park in time to launch by 9:15.
Rating: L2+
Logistics: Low tide is about 11. Plan to be back at the landing by 2:30.
Trip Leader: Bev Cosslett
Note 1: Parking in boat landing for cars without trailers is limited, but there are approx. 10 new car spots recently built out. Those without trailers should offload their boats at the landing and then find street parking nearby if all the singles are taken. Often there are street spots along the side next to Folly Beach City Park located across Folly Road and 1 block toward the beach. The park has a nice bathroom available as well. If you park a car in a trailer spot, you can count on getting a parking ticket.
Note 2: Half of the trip, each way, will be against current.