| Issue 28 |
Dec. 2000 - Feb.
2001
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12/2
Saturday
Leisure
Orange County
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Rock Springs
Run Paddle Join us for one of
Florida’s most beautiful waterways. This is
a leisure 8-mile trip through dense cypress,
pine, and hardwood forests of Central Florida.
The clear water of the run flows swiftly through
some stretches, but slows in others where the
stream widens into quiet pools. We’ll meet
at kings landing in Apopka and do our own
shuttle. Rentals are available, call livery for
directions and rental info (407-886-0859).
Camping is available at nearby Kelly Park
(407-889-4179) Launch and take-out fee $6.00 per
boat. Reservations required. Members and their
invited guest only. Limit 12 boats. Event host:
Jim Adtkins 407-892-5373 0r kboat@webtv.net.
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12/2
Sat 8:30 AM
Strenuous
Volusia County |
Spruce Creek
Trail Ride Spruce Creek Trail Ride-Come
Mountain bike this trail near New Smyrna Beach.
It takes you to high overlooks of Spruce Creek
and it's tidal waters. We'll ride along a swampy
spot with lush vegetation and meander through
hilly oaks and pine. Helmets are mandatory.
Reservations required, limited trip. Members and
their invited guest only. Event host: Mary Ellen
Bell (904)761-7418 orbellme@cts.db.erau.edu.
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12/2-3
Sat./Sun
Strenuous
Calhoun County
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Torreya State
Park Backpack Backpack through some of
Florida’s finest scenery. Torreya State Park
contains many ravines and deciduous forests more
common in the Appalachian Mountains. We'll
backpack to Rock Bluff, a beautiful primitive
campsite on a high bluff overlooking the
Apalachicola River. The moderate loop trail is
seven miles long. Limited trip, reservations
required, members and their invited guest only.
Deadline for response: 11/25/00. Further details
& directions upon registration. To reserve
your spot on this trip send $5pp & a SASE to
4090 Hodges Blvd. Apt. 3303, Jacksonville, Fl
32224. Trip Host: Rick Stanton, (904)-992-0957 or
r.r.stanton@worldnet.att.net.
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12/3
Sun/ 9 AM
Moderate
Orange County
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Wekiwa Springs
State Park Day Hike We'll walk some of the
more remote part of the main trail, eat lunch at
either Camp Cozy or Big Buck Camp, and end up at
the Sand Lake parking area. This is a 7+ mile
hike, mostly through well-shaded and heavily
forested areas. No reservations required. Contact
host by12/1. Directions: From I-4, Exit 49, go
west on SR 434 about a mile to Wekiva Springs Rd.
Turn right and go 4 miles to park entrance. $4.00
per vehicle. We will meet at the Sand Lake
parking area inside the park. Members and their
invited guest only. Event hosts: Chuck and Gail Russakov. russakov@mpinet.net
(preferred) or 407-774-5737.
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12/4-8
Mon-Fri.
Moderate
Cancelled - To be reschedule for another date...
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Blackwater River
Paddle & Camp Cancelled
Host: Peter Blichfeldt kayak@cfl.rr.com
(preferred) (407) 298-6662.
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12/5
Tue.
Moderate
Orange County
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Wekiva Springs State Park
Hike Come enjoy a 6-mile hike
through wilderness. The Wekiva trail passes
through open woods of pine and palmetto hardwood
hammocks, and vine tangles jungles. The trail
makes several picturesque crossings of spring-fed
streams. Directions: from I-4 exit 49 turn W. on
SR 434 and 1.0 miles to Wekiva Springs Rd.,
follow signs to Wekiva Springs State Park 4.0
miles. $3.25 per vehicle. Meet in the parking
lot. Please call if you are planning to meet us
at the park. Members and their invited guest
only. Event host: Mary Kelsh 407-628-4908.
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12/9
Sat/9am
Leisure
Volusia County
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Dead River and
Canals Paddle This will be a 6+ mile tour
of the old logging canals that connect the
Hontoon Dead River and the St. Johns river. It
will be a leisure paddle with no tight turns or
obstacles, however, there will be some open water
and wind could be a factor. We will stop for
lunch afterward, in the park, where you may wish
to paddle up Blue Springs Run, or stroll up the
boardwalks to the boil, or swim in the cool
crystal clear water. Directions: Take I-4 to Exit
53CB, Orange City. Go west on Saxon Blvd. To Rts.
17,92. Turn right and go 2.8 miles to E. French
Ave. Go left 2.1 miles to Blue Springs State
Park. Entrance Fee $2 for a one occupant vehicle,
$4 for 2-8 occupants. We will meet at 8 AM when
the park opens. No reservations. Event Host:
Larry Blundell larry.b.blundell@lmco.com
or 407 381 4969.
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12/10
Sun/ 9 AM
Moderate
Brevard
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Merritt
Island's Ulumay Wildlife Refuge Paddle Join
us for a fun paddle along a series of winding
trails through a scenic mangrove estuary. Home to
numerous waterfowl, wading birds, and raptors
this time of year – the 3-hour trip will
skirt half the perimeter of the refuge and
return. No carry-overs, but basic paddling skills
are a must. From Orlando: Take Hwy 528 (Beeline)
east 6 miles past the I-95 interchange to SR 3,
then right (south) 3 miles to Hwy 520. Turn left
(east) and go ½ mile to Burger King, where
we’ll meet. (NOTE: you pass a Burger King on
SR 3 -- this is NOT the meeting place!) Come
early for breakfast; we depart for the put-in at
9:00 AM sharp. Lunch at an area restaurant
afterwards. Sorry -- no rental boats available.
Members and their invited guest only. No
reservations required. Event host: Larry Reed paddleFL@aol.com.
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12/15-17
Sat-Sun
8 AM
Manatee
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Myakka River
State Park Paddle & Camp Famous
for its alligators and other diverse wildlife and
semitropical feel. The river flows slowly through
a dim and mysterious channel. One of only two
rivers in Florida designated as Wild and Scenic.
Put-in is at the state park no shuttle required.
Arrive before dark on Friday, as we shall put-in
at 8:00 a.m. SHARP and paddle from the big Myakka
Lake to the small lake and back. Last February we
were treated to a wide range of birds and a
larger range of gators. If you have never paddled
this it is a must. Will find a half day paddle
for Sunday a.m. We will potluck dinner on
Saturday night around the campfire. Bring your
favorite dish and some firewood. Located 12 miles
east of Sarasota. For directions and camping info
call (941) 361-6511. Reservations required. Host:
Peter Blichfeldt (preferred) kayak@cfl.rr.com
or (407) 298-6662.
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12/16
Sat
Seminole
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Wilderness Trekker Holiday
Party Mike and Alice invite
their Trekker friends to join them for the annual
Wilderness Trekkers holiday party at their
beautiful home in rural Lake Mary. Their log
house, nestled on a 5-acre natural wooded lot and
surrounded by acres of woods, will be decked to
the hilt with holiday delights. Beer, mix for
drinks, ice, firewood, and BBQ chicken will be
provided. Please also bring your favorite
dish/appetizer to share. BYO beverage, camp
chair, and table setting, please. BYO swimsuit if
you wish to relax in the spa, and bring
instruments for the holiday sing if you have
them! Limited primitive camping is available for
those who would rather not drive home. This event
is limited to WT members and their (1) invited
guest only, and due to the expected turnout, your
RSVP is requested. For RSVP, directions, start
time, and further details, please e-mail WT
president Larry Reed at paddleFL@aol.com
or send SASE to 510 Harrison Ave, Cape Canaveral,
FL 32920. -- RSVP requested by Wednesday, 13
December.
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12/17
Sun/8:30 AM
Leisure
Seminole
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Lake Monroe
Conservation Area Paddle/ Photo field trip
Join us for a leisurely paddle through a
beautiful section of the St. Johns river. This
area is filled with wildlife. You are likely to
see bald eagles, deer, herons, egrets, and a
variety of other wading birds. We will
concentrate on taking photographs of birds in the
bush, so this paddle will have no destination in
mind. We will paddle slowly and cautiously to an
area with wild life and stay as long as
we’re getting good pictures. Be prepared to
have your camera in the boat with you, extra
towels and a plastic bag. Directions: From I-4,
exit 46A, go East 7 miles, (46A becomes Hwy 46
east of 17-92) Cross 17-92 and continue on Hwy
46; pass the Citgo 7-11 at Hwy 415 and go 1 more
mile to Genvea Rd. turn Left to Cameron Wright
Park for the put in. Reservations required
members and their guests. There are no boat
rentals available. We will meet at the put-in.
Event host: Jamie Aiello AIELLOFOTO@worldnet.att.net
407-880-8452.
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12/23
Sat/9 AM
Moderate
Volusia
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Indian River
Paddle Come join us for a great 3 -4
hour paddle on the Indian River near the New
Smyrna area. We will paddle across the Indian
River and head towards the small islands that dot
the area. The islands should be filled with many
birds, as this is the migratory season. On our
last visit we escorted by at least 75 various
birds on one of the islands. We also saw dolphins
and a shipwreck. Afterwards we can enjoy lunch at
the Breakers restaurant. A casual restaurant
which sits so close to the ocean you can
practically dangle your toes in the water while
you eat. Good paddling skills are necessary for
this trip. Members and guest call or email for
directions. Event host Jamie Aiello 407-880-8452 AIELLOFOTO@worldnet.att.net.
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12/30-1/1
Sat - Mon
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New Years
Campout Join us to bring in the New Year Trekker's style.
This year we'll meet at Moss Park in Orlando on
Saturday, 12/30 through Monday, 1/1/2001. Come
for the daytime activities or pitch a tent and
spend the night. Camping will require
pre-registration please send $2.00 per person per
night, and SASE to Debi Ritt P.O. Box 700122, St.
Cloud, FL 34770-0122. If you are coming for day
activities only, no registration is required;
there is a $1.00 park entrance fee. We have a
large group campsite reserved and the group
campfire ring is reserved for Dec. 31 to
accommodate those that would like to come for the
evening campfire only. Bring your boats for a
leisurely, early morning birding paddle. This
event is for members and their invited quest
only. More information to follow on the website
in December. Contact event host Debi Ritt tippycanoe3@hotmail.com.
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1/1
Mon 9AM
Leisure
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Split Oak Forest
day-hike In conjunction with the New Years
Campout (see above 12/30-1/1) Join the Trekkers
on a 4.2 mile hike through the Split Oak Forest.
Located in southeast Orange County, this
magnificent 1,700 acre forest offers much
evidence that it is a preserve for wildlife.
Split Oak Forest contains an example of almost
every type of central Florida habitat. Hikers may
catch a glimpse of sandhill cranes, scrub jays,
fox squirrels, deer and more. No reservations are
required for the hike. For directions to the
trailhead, call the park at (407) 273-2327.
Members only. Event leader: Jerry Sirmans
407.359.9422 Jerry_Sirmans@stricom.army.mil,
Co-leader: Chuck Russakov. website can be found
at Moss
Park.
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1/5-7
Fri-Sun
Moderate
Polk County
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Lake Kissimmee
State Park Paddle and Camp Meet at Park
Friday evening to get acquainted and “swap
yarns”. Saturday morning, take Zipper Canal
across park into Rosalie Creek, down to Tiger
Lake, up Tiger Creek, skirt small edge of Lake
Kissimmee and back into Zipper Canal to camp
ground. This is an approximate 5-7 hour moderate
paddle depending on the water level. There are a
number of wonderful activities available at the
park for Sunday morning. The camping fees are
$15.32 per night for 8 people and 2 tents per
site with water and electricity. With no
electricity or water (on the honor system) the
fee is $13.20. Members and non-members welcome,
reservations required by 12/15/00. Event Host:
Claudet Benton, 12455 Grumman Way, Port St.
Lucie, FL 34987, Fax 561/466-8801, email:jcb1564@aol.com.
Co-host: Kimberly Cummings.
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1/6
Sat / 8:30 AM
Strenuous
Volusia County
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Spruce Creek
Trail Ride Spruce Creek Trail Ride-Come
Mountain bike this trail near New Smyrna Beach.
It takes you to high overlooks of Spruce Creek
and it's tidal waters. We'll ride along a swampy
spot with lush vegetation and meander through
hilly oaks and pine. Helmets are mandatory.
Reservations required, limited trip. Members and
their invited guest only. Event host: Mary Ellen
Bell (904)761-7418 orbellme@cts.db.erau.edu.
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1/7
Sun/9:00am
Leisure
Broward
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Merritt
Island National Wildlife Refuge Hike/ Scenic
Drive Merritt Island NWR is one of the
most well known birding locations in the world.
At and around Christmas is the peak time for
migratory birds. It is not uncommon to see just
about every kind of bird you’ve ever heard
of somewhere in the refuge. The refuge is a salt
marsh estuary with small hammock islands and
mangrove patches. There is a short scenic drive
with numerous pullovers as well as a five-mile
hiking trail along the way. Directions: from the
intersection of the Beeline (Hwy 528) and I-95 go
north on I-95 to Hwy 406 (Exit 80). Head east on
406, across the causeway. The NWR Visitor Center
(our meeting place) is on the south (right) side
of the road. Reservations Required limit 20
people, non-members welcome. Host: Rob Boersma
321-725-7829.
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1/13
Sat / 8:30 AM
Leisure
Polk County
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Alafia River
Paddle This River is fairly swift,
especially for Central Florida and some small
shoals are exposed in low water. It is a narrow,
twisting trail that begins at Alderman Ford
County Park. Large oak, cypress and cedar trees
line the banks and form a canopy overhead. We'll
get an early start Saturday morning to shuttle
canoes and cars to our take out point Lithia
Springs Park. There is a small donation fee
required at both Aldermans Ford and Lithia
Springs Parks. Lunch will be on the banks of the
river. Paddling an estimated 4 hours on the 12
miles we will cover, we should be at the take out
point by mid-afternoon. Canoe rental reservations
available from Alafia River Canoe Rentals (813)
689-8645 (request their brochure be sent to you
when you speak with them). If you are going to
utilize the livery, you will need to be there by
7:30AM to be certain that you are at the put-in
when the rest of the group is ready to start at
8:30. Excellent camping is available at nearby
Lithia Springs County Park (813) 744-5572 and
Aldermans Ford County Park (813) 681-7900.
Directions: West on I-4 to Plant City, exit 13.
South approx. 11 mi. on route 39 to Thompson Rd.
Turn right. The Alderman Ford Park canoe launch
area is on the right. Reservations required
members only, limit 15 boats. Event host: Debi
Ritt tippycanoe3@hotmail.com
(preferred) cell phone 407-922-2209
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1/13
Sat / 8:30
Leisure
Lake County
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Seminole
Forest Hike The south entrance to this
beautiful forest is located on HWY 46
approximately 10 miles west of I-4 and
Sanford/Lake Monroe. After passing the road that
leads to Katie's Landing and then crossing the
Wekiva River Bridge, look for the Forest sign on
the right. If coming from the west, the forest is
about two miles after the Bear Crossing. We'll
meet at 8:30 and then carpool to the north
entrance to begin our 8 mile hike. This is a
moderate hike with a variety of terrain. We will
stop at Shark's Tooth Spring and have lunch at
Blackwater Creek. No reservations required.
Guests welcome. Hosts: Lynn and Kurth Chin Fatt lvh@mpinet.net
if you need more information. 407-331-8609.
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1/14
Sun 7:30AM
Strenuous
Marion County
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Santos Greenway
Mountain Bike Ride Join us for a half-day
of quality mountain biking at one of
Florida’s premier off-road riding
destinations. With its 40+ miles of quality
trails on 300 acres of Florida’s Greenway.
Trails are marked for varying levels of technical
difficulty, bring plenty of water, we will ride
till about 11:30 and have lunch back at our cars.
Helmets are mandatory, reservations required,
open to members and guests, call for
reservations. Directions: From Orlando take the
turnpike west to I-75 northbound, exit I-75 on
CR484 east (exit #67), continue to US 27/301/441
and go north about 5 miles, turn left on 80th St.
(CR328, just past the Sheriff’s Station), .1
mile look for sign and turn left on the dirt road
and follow to the end trailhead parking area.
Host: Eric Kendrick 407-445-0603 or kendrije@sverdrup.com.
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1/14
Sun/8:30 AM
Moderate
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Bulow Creek
Day Hike The scenic Bulow Woods Trail
runs north from Bulow Creek State Park to Bulow
Plantation Ruins Historic Site. White-tailed
deer, barred owls, and raccoon are often seen
amid lush stands of live oak, hardwood swamp, and
salt marsh. We'll begin our 7-mile hike at the
Park, arriving at the Historic Site in about 4
hours, and then take some time to explore the
ruins and interpretive center. We will arrange
our own car shuttle back to the trailhead.
Parking at the Historic Site is $2/vehicle.
Directions: Take I-4 north from Orlando about 45
miles to I-95, then north 17 miles to exit 90
(Old Dixie Hwy). Turn right (east) and follow
road about 2 miles to Park entrance on left. NOTE
– look for the Wilderness Trekkers sign!
Members and their invited guest only – no
reservations required. There is camping available
nearby at Tomoka State Park (904-676-4050). Event
Host: Larry Reed paddleFL@aol.com
.
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1/16
Tue 9AM
Moderate
Volusia
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Blue Springs
State Park Hike Blue Springs plays a
vital role in the survival of the manatee. An
observation platform provides a view of the
endangered mammals that gather at the spring from
November through March. Come early or stay late
to view the manatees. We will hike the 8.8 mile
trail and have lunch on the banks of the St.
Johns River. Directions: take I-4 N to exit 54;
CR 472 West to dead end; right (south) off ramps
onto 17/92 S. one mile, right to French Ave 2.1
miles, left into park 1.2 miles to trailhead our
meeting place. Please call if you are going to
meet us at the trailhead. There is a $4.00 per
car entrance fee to the park. Host: Mary Kelsh
407-628-4908, Co-host: Mary Ann Freyer.
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1/19-21
Fri-Sun
Moderate
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Loxahatchee
River Paddle and Camp Paddle the Wild
and Scenic Loxahatchee River, a pristine waterway
meandering 8 miles under a heavy canopy of native
growth. Friday: Arrive at Jonathan Dickinson
State Park (Martin County) before dark. Saturday
8:00 AM SHARP Loxahatchee River paddle. We will
run our own shuttle. Saturday evening we will
have a pot luck dinner and campfire. Bring food
and firewood. Sunday: paddle a section of the
Intracoastal Waterway. (Kayaks only) No shuttle
required. Reservations required. Limited to 12
boats. Upon confirmation call JDSP at (561)
546-2771 for camping reservations. Campsites are
for up to two automobiles and 8 people. Members
and their invited guest only. Event Host: Peter
Blichfeldt kayak@cfl.rr.com
preferred or 407-298-6662.
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1/20-21
Sat - Sun
Moderate
Orange County
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Rock
Springs/Wekiva River Paddle/Camp Paddling
to your campsite is always an adventure and lots
of fun. We'll do just that as we spend 2-days/1
night exploring a 22-mile stretch of the scenic
Rock Springs/Wekiva River runs. At about the
midway point we'll set up camp at a primitive
riverbank site. If you have never tried
canoe/kayak camping this would be a good first
trip. Limited trip due to permit restrictions.
Contact host by January 15 to register and to
obtain additional details. Host: Chuck Jones
407-892-2105 or
kayakk@webtv.net.
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1/21
Sun 8AM
Volusia
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Blue Springs
State Park Hike Blue Springs State Park
hosts a first magnitude spring, a scenic ¼ mile
boardwalk along the spring run, and a 4 mile
one–way (8 miles round trip) hiking trail
into the back country. We will be going in the
height of manatee season when the spring run is
loaded with wintering manatees. We’ll hike
in the backcountry trail and eat a snack on the
beach at the end. The trail hosts a magnolia
hammock, a cypress dome and a Palmetto Scrub
ecosystem. Directions: North of Orlando on Hwy
17/92 to Orange City (or Hwy 472 exit off of I-4
(exit 54), then go west to 17-92 and back south
slightly to Orange City.) In Orange City there is
a large brown sign pointing out the park down a
small westward road. Reservations required limit
20 people, non-members welcome. There is a $4.00
per carload (max 8 people) entrance fee to the
park. Host: Rob Boersma 321-725-7829.
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1/26-28
Sat-Sun
Strenuous
Lee County
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Cayo Costa
Island State Park Kayak & Camp Take
a kayak trip with us to Cayo Costa Island. This
2000+ acre state park is one of Florida's largest
unspoiled barrier islands. Accessible only by
boat, it is located 6 miles west of Pine Island.
On Friday morning we'll paddle from Pine Island
to Cayo Costa and that afternoon will explore the
island. On Saturday we'll fish, shell, hike,
and/or relax. Late that afternoon we'll paddle to
Cabbage "Cheeseburger in Paradise" Key
for dinner at the restaurant and moonlight paddle
back. On Sunday we'll return to the mainland.
Cabin reservations have been made. Kayak rentals
are available. This trip is limited to 18
experienced kayakers. Guests welcome, but members
have first priority. Reservations are required by
12/01/00. Prior to the trip, we will host an
information seminar, which you must attend.
Detailed information will be provided upon
registration and receipt of a SASE. Event Hosts:
Bob Stevens and Tina Hamilton (407) 816-4224
(evenings) or thamilton@harcourt.com.
Send SASE to Bob and Tina at 3254 Inverness Ct.,
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2/4
Sun 8:30 AM
Strenuous
Volusia
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Spruce Creek Trail Ride Come
Mountain bike this trail near New Smyrna Beach.
It takes you to high overlooks of Spruce Creek
and it’s tidal waters. We’ll ride along
a swampy spot with lush vegetation and meander
through hilly oaks and pine. Helmets are
mandatory. Reservations required limited trip.
Members and their invited guest only. Event host:
Mary Ellen Bell (904) 761-7418 or bellme@cts.db.erau.edu.
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2/4
Sun/9:00 AM
Moderate
Osceola
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Prairie
Lakes Day Hike and Paddle This is a
section of the Three Lakes Wildlife Management
area. We'll hike the 5+ mile south loop trail,
eat lunch at Parker Slough, and continue back to
the parking area. Those who wish can then paddle
and observe the abundant wildlife on Lake
Jackson. Directions: From St. Cloud, travel south
on SR523, Vermont Ave., becoming Canoe Creek Rd.,
approx. 25 miles. Pass the sign for Three Lakes
WMA and continue approx. 2 miles to the Lake
Jackson-Prairie Lakes sign. Turn in, pay the $3
daily use fee and proceed over the bridge at
Parker Slough. Turn at the Lake Jackson Boat Ramp
sign and then turn left into the parking area
just before the boat ramp. DeLorme Atlas and
Gazetteer p. 94. Members and their invited guest
only. No reservation needed, but please notify
host if planning to attend, so that updates can
be provided. Event host: Chuck Russakov
russakov@mpinet.net.
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2/6
Tues 9:00 AM
Moderate
Volusia
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Seminole State Forest Hike The
distinctive character of Seminole State Forest is
its ecological diversity, which includes almost
all of the naturally occurring vegetation
communities found in Central Florida. A peaceful
7.5 mile hike and leisurely lunch at Blackwater
Creek should be enjoyed by all. Directions: exit
I-4 at exit 51/Sanford; take SR46 west 7.5 miles;
right on to SR46A 5.6 miles; right onto SR44 four
miles. Look for the trailhead, our meeting place,
on Blantely Branch Rd. Please call if you are
going to meet at the trailhead. Host: Mary Kelsh
407-628-4908, Co-host: Mary Ann Freyer.
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2/10
Sat 9:30 AM
Leisure
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Winter Park
Chain of Lakes Paddle We will explore
Lake Virginia, Lake Osceola and Lake Maitland
during this “Urban” Wilderness Trek.
These beautiful lakes are connected by narrow
canals built during the early part of the century
to serve the logging industry and provide
abundant opportunities to observe Osprey, Heron
and Egret, and even an occasional gator. We will
also be observing numerous homes and parks and
possibly even have an encounter with the Winter
Park Boat Tour. Further details and directions
will be provided to registered participants. Open
to members and their invited guests. Limit 12
boats. Event Hosts Shelley Claudin claudin@bellsouth.net
and Debi Ritt.
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4/7-8
Sat - Sun
Leisure
Seminole
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Lake Mills
Paddle/Canoe Camping Clinic
Enhancing your paddling skills will increase your
enjoyment of the activity. Our Instructor for
this event will be Claudet Benton and will
include the "tippy test" in the lake,
demonstrations and practice of various paddling
strokes, as well as safety considerations,
together with planning and packing for canoe
camping and other skills. Join us for a group
camping/canoeing weekend at Lake Mills, with a
possible paddle on the Econ (depending on water
levels) to test our new and improved skills.
Dinner Saturday night will be provided by the
event host. Canoe Rentals will be available for
this weekend through Hidden River Canoe Rentals
(407)568-5346. This event will be limited to 20
participants-to secure your reservation send
$12.00 with SASE to Debi Ritt P.O. Box 700122 St.
Cloud, FL 34770-0122 The fee will cover camping
and the instruction manual. Host Debi Ritt tippycanoe3@hotmail.com(407)922-2259
Co Host Dee Fuentes
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