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9780762706679

Boundary Waters Canoe Camping, 2nd

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    9780762706679

  • ISBN10:

    0762706678

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Trade Paper
  • Copyright: 2000-05-01
  • Publisher: Globe Pequot

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Summary

The Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA), located in northeastern Minnesota, is a legendary wilderness destination for canoeists from around the world. Longtime guide and canoe authority Cliff Jacobson explains the best and safest ways of planning and enjoying a BWCA journey. Includes maps, illustrations, and information on obtaining permits, packing the right supplies, practicing low-impact camping techniques, honing paddling skills, traveling with children, and dealing with hazards on land and water.

Author Biography

Cliff Jacobson is one of North America's most respected outdoor writers and wilderness canoe guides. He is a professional outfitter for the Science Museum of Minnesota, a canoeing consultant, and the author of more than a dozen top-selling books on camping and canoeing. He teaches environmental science and resides in River Falls, Wisconsin.

Table of Contents

A Note to the Reader
Preface
Kevin Proescholdt
A Wilderness in Turmoil
1(6)
David Backes
Planning and Pacing Your Canoe Trip
7(16)
First, Pick Your Travel Area
8(3)
Maps
11(1)
If You Plan To Use a GPS
12(1)
Don't Turn Your Vacation into a Marathon!
13(2)
Rules for Interpreting Contour Lines
15(2)
Planning the Route
17(1)
Scenario Thought List
17(1)
Permits
18(5)
A Maze of Finger Lakes, Portage Trails, and Confusing Bays!
23(8)
Maps
24(1)
Orienteering Compass
24(1)
No Need to Worry about Magnetic Declination!
24(1)
Using Map and Compass Together
25(3)
Test Your Map and Compass Skills
28(1)
Aiming Off
28(1)
Tips for Navigating Small Streams and Moose Trails
29(2)
Favorite Routes---Where Solitude Still Remains
31(8)
Ham Lake to Long Island Lake and Points East
31(2)
Frost River
33(2)
Granite River through Guide's Portage
35(4)
Federal Regulations and Rational
39(8)
Quotas
40(1)
Some Obscure Regulations
41(1)
No Cans or Bottles Are Allowed in the BWCA!
41(1)
Camouflage Your Camp
41(1)
Camp Only at U.S. Forest Service Designated Sites
42(1)
When Nature Calls and There Is No Forest Service Box Latrine
42(1)
Campfires Are Allowed Only Within the Steel Fire Grates at Developed Campsites
43(1)
Sanitation and Waste Disposal
44(3)
Selecting and Outfitting Your Canoe
47(8)
A Boundary Waters Canoe Can Never Be Too Light!
47(1)
A Fast Canoe Is a Welcome Luxury
47(1)
Canoe Building Materials
48(1)
Canoe Tips
48(1)
Outfitting the Canoe
49(6)
Paddling and Portaging Your Canoe
55(16)
Paddling Your Canoe
55(4)
Big Water Tactics
59(7)
Portaging Your Canoe
66(5)
The Right Stuff---Everything You Need To Know about Equipment
71(16)
Packs
72(6)
Tent
78(1)
Cooking Tarp
78(1)
Stove
79(1)
Edged Tools
80(1)
Clothing
80(1)
Rain Gear
80(1)
Hats
81(1)
Footwear
81(1)
Sleeping Gear
82(1)
Kids' Stuff
82(2)
Packing Your Packs
84(1)
Packing the Canoe
85(2)
Fast Fixin's---Easy Ways to Prepare Great Trail Meals
87(14)
Hardware
88(2)
Spices
90(1)
Packing the Kitchen
90(1)
Containers for Powders and Liquids
90(1)
Easy Breakfasts
90(2)
Launching Lunch
92(1)
On into Supper
93(2)
Meal Management Tricks
95(2)
Tasty Cooking Tricks
97(4)
A Bomb-Proof Canoe Camp!
101(8)
Tents and Tarps
102(2)
Campfires
104(5)
Bothersome Beasts and Ornery Stingers!
109(12)
Bothersome Beasts
109(5)
Ornery Stingers
114(7)
Dangers, Safety, and First Aid
121(12)
Swimming Don'ts!
121(1)
Lightning
122(2)
Widow-Makers
124(1)
When Your Canoe Becomes a Kite!
124(1)
Safety with Edged Tools
125(1)
Water Quality
125(2)
Medicine for the Boundary Waters
127(2)
First Aid for Common Ailments
129(2)
Signals: When You Need To Bring the Airplane Down!
131(2)
A Magic Day in the BWCA
133(4)
Advice from the Experts
137(8)
Allen Todnem
137(1)
Neil Bernstein
138(1)
Ken E. Brown
138(1)
Tom and Sue Chelstrom
139(1)
Dr. Nick Boismenue and Stephanie Urbonya
140(1)
Barry Tungseth
140(1)
Sue Harings
141(1)
Jeff Destross
142(1)
Jim Dale Huot-Vickery
143(1)
Advice from an Outfitter---Marti and Bob Marchino
143(2)
Appendix 1 Equipment Checklist 145(4)
Appendix 2 Resources 149(7)
BWCA Information and Permits
149(1)
Quetico Information and Permits
150(1)
Customs
150(1)
Minnesota Licenses
150(1)
Organizations
151(1)
Information on Resorts and Outfitters
151(1)
Maps
152(1)
Miscellaneous Equipment and Supplies
152(2)
Packsacks, Map Cases, and Other Canoeing Luggage
154(1)
BWCA and Quetico Canoeing Guide Books
155(1)
Appendix 3 Seven-Day Menu 156(3)
Appendix 4 The Wilderness Meal 159(6)
Appendix 5 McKenzie Map Index 165(4)
Index 169

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