Expedition Canoeing: A Guide to Canoeing Wild Rivers in North America

by Cliff Jacobson

Canoeing expert Cliff Jacobson provides advanced techniques for canoeing in the wilderness, presenting the combined expertise of himself and his colleagues. Bursting with rich anecdotal accounts, advanced techniques, how-to illustrations, and source charts, this updated 20th anniversary edition expertly details everything a paddler needs to know to explore North America's legendary wilderness waterways.

304 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

About the author

Cliff Jacobson is one of North America's most respected outdoors writers, wilderness guides, national and foreign consultants, and is the most published canoeing/camping writer of this century. He is a professional canoe guide and outfitter, a wilderness canoeing and camping consultant and the author of over a dozen top-selling books on camping and canoeing— numerous titles have been translated into Spanish, German, French and Turkish with sales approaching one million copies.

An accomplished canoeist in his own right, Cliff was recently recognized by the American Canoe Association (ACA) which presented him with the Legends of Paddling Award and inducted him into the ACA Hall of Fame.

Reviews

[Rick · Rating 5 out of 5]

The most comprehensive book I've found. Great for planning a trip, reviewing basic skills, and researching gear.

[Matthew]

The holy book for those who paddle. An incredible reference guide for issues such as gear, repair, packing, and on and on. It's a big book, so just don't bring it on the river. Ok, Todd?

[Chad Kerchner · Rating 5 out of 5]

Buy this book when I can!