Starting 2015/16 Winter Paddling Season on South Platte River

Starting 2015/16 Winter Paddling Season on South Platte River

A middle of November. It’s time to start my winter paddling season. Of course, Horsetooth and other local lakes in Fort Collins are still open, so I can continue my summer style paddling. Nevertheless, I took the Sea Wind canoe, […]
Springtime Paddling on Horsetooth Reservoir with Sea Wind Canoe

Springtime Paddling on Horsetooth Reservoir with Sea Wind Canoe

I started my 2015 paddling season on Horsetooth Reservoir in early February, but my favorite time is springtime: a lot of fresh green, wild plums and other bushes in bloom, high water lever with submerged cottonwood trees and little power […]
South Platte River from Wildcat to Evans by SUP

South Platte River from Wildcat to Evans by SUP

March 14, 2015. 16 miles stand up paddling (SUP) trip from Wildcat on St Vrain Creek on the South Platte River to Evans Rob Bean. Beautiful, warm weather. Numereous bald eagles, turkeys and other birds, one turtle, and surprisingly a […]
Paddling and Flying with Geese at St Vrain and South Platte Confluence

Paddling and Flying with Geese at St Vrain and South Platte Confluence

During my last paddling trip I made a stop to photograph the confluence of St Vrain Creek and South Platte River below Platteville. It was just before sunset. Hundreds of Canadian geese were passing by. I had my drone about […]
Aerial View of South Platte River at Wildcat Mound below Platteville

Aerial View of South Platte River at Wildcat Mound below Platteville

A stretch of the South Platte River along Wildcat Mound below confluence with St Vrain Creek is my favorite river section for paddling. It can be accessed from the county road 19.5 bridge on the St Vrain Creek (north of […]
Paddling SUP on South Platte River from Kersey to Kuner

Paddling SUP on South Platte River from Kersey to Kuner

March 8, 2015. A short, 7 mile, stand up paddling (SUP) trip on the South Platte River from Kersey to Kuner with Rob Bean and a company of goose, deer, and bald eagles. It was easy paddling with a good […]
Opening 2015 Paddling Season on the South Platte River

Opening 2015 Paddling Season on the South Platte River

March 6, 2015. Finally, I started my 2015 paddling season on the South Platte River. I took Sea Wind canoe to Masters (about 28 miles east of Greeley on highway 34) and paddled 2.5 miles upstream and back: easy workout, […]
Winter Season Paddling on Horsetooth Reservoir with Sea Wind Canoe

Winter Season Paddling on Horsetooth Reservoir with Sea Wind Canoe

Happy Paddling and Photography in 2015

Happy Paddling and Photography in 2015

Happy paddling and photography in the New Year 2015. Don’t forget to take a camera with you! These are pictures from my last paddling in 2014. I paddled my Sea Wind canoe on December 27 on Horsetooth Reservoir 3 miles […]

There are 4 comments so far

  • Bill Ashworth
    9 years ago

    Marek – what do you know about the condition of the South Platte put-ins/take-outs and river courses traditionally used by the Joint Clubs March event? Poudre and RMCC are organizing for 2015 and looking for information

    Thanks!
    Bill Ashworth
    RMCC

  • Marek Author
    9 years ago

    I haven’t paddled the South Platte this year yet. Last year, I paddled the river around Kuner and Kersey – no significant changes in river character or access after flooding there. I haven’t seen Riverside Park in Evans after re-opening. I may have some updates in the next couple of weeks.

  • 9 years ago

    Hi Marek – Great pictures! This canoe stabilizer and platform may help if you have a tripod on your Penobscot.

    http://wingmanoutfitter.com/blog/

  • 8 years ago

    Hi Larry. I go to southwestern Wyoming where my dad lives and saretm fish with sinners and do some fly fishing. Been doing it every year since I was in third grade. Lots of water up there this year so fishing was slow but still fun. Love to pan fry smaller trout or wrap them in tin foil with some butter and garlic and put them on a grill or in the coals of a camp fire for about 30 minutes. Can’t go wrong with either method.RG

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