Paddling Illinois-Revised: 64 Trips by Canoe and Kayak FROM THE PUBLISHER
Illinois's terrain is surprisingly varied. Here, you'll find rolling hills,
dense woods, tallgrass prairies, rugged cliffs, and bayous reminiscent of
Louisiana. And one of the best ways of experiencing the excitement and
diversity and the state's geology, wildlife, and scenery is by paddling its
many waterways. This book will appeal to beginner, intermediate, and
advanced paddlers who want to take advantage of the state's amazing variety
of canoeing nad kayaking opportunities. Whether you're searching for an
intimate stream or a stretch of challenging whitewater, you'll find Paddling
Illinois an invaluable guide.
You'll find:
Precise maps showing roads, put-ins and take-outs, significant rapids,
mileage and other information.
A detailed description for each trip, so you have a good idea of what you
will see along the way.
General summaries covering camping opportunities, water levels, shuttle
routes, access points, canoe rentals and/or shuttle services (when
available).
ACCREDITATION
A native of Illinois, Mike Svob has canoed the streams of the Midwest for 30
years. He is hopeful that this book will help create a fuller appreciation
of the many beautiful places to paddle in Illinois. Author of Paddling
Northern Wisconsin (Trails Books), Mike is now working on a guidebook of
southern Wisconsin rivers. A recently retired college administrator and
teacher, he lives on the banks of the Wolf River in northern Wisconsin.
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