O.C.T. New River Rendezvous over Labor Day
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 8:31 am
If this looks familiar it's because I did a lazy cut-and-paste from last year. As in years past this is a loosely organized multi-club trip to the New River in West Virginia. Opinions vary but this is around the 22nd year this trip has happened.
Again, in keeping with the loosely organized theme I am late in posting this (plus I'm a slacker). Feel free to just show up.
Labor Day is late this year. We'll meet at Ray's Campground on Saturday, September 5th at ten. If you are driving up on Saturday morning try to get there a little early to set up camp as trips generally spin off right after the meeting. We'll meet at the picnic tables behind the office. We'll meet at nine on Sunday and Monday.
This trip is open to all levels of paddlers. The upper sections of the New are pretty newbie friendly while the gorge offers more difficult rapids. With rain other options open up.
Where? Ray's is in Hico (pronounced HIGHcoh) near the intersection of routes 60 and 19 which is about five miles north of where the New goes under route 19. Head west very briefly on 60 and turn right on Sunday Road. Sunday Road is only paved in the middle so take it easy. Ray's is about a mile on the left. 304-658-4386. Reservations are not required for tent sites. $9 per person per night. Electric sites are $5 extra. Dogs must be leashed. Please respect quiet hours.
Join us!
Ken Dubel
Again, in keeping with the loosely organized theme I am late in posting this (plus I'm a slacker). Feel free to just show up.
Labor Day is late this year. We'll meet at Ray's Campground on Saturday, September 5th at ten. If you are driving up on Saturday morning try to get there a little early to set up camp as trips generally spin off right after the meeting. We'll meet at the picnic tables behind the office. We'll meet at nine on Sunday and Monday.
This trip is open to all levels of paddlers. The upper sections of the New are pretty newbie friendly while the gorge offers more difficult rapids. With rain other options open up.
Where? Ray's is in Hico (pronounced HIGHcoh) near the intersection of routes 60 and 19 which is about five miles north of where the New goes under route 19. Head west very briefly on 60 and turn right on Sunday Road. Sunday Road is only paved in the middle so take it easy. Ray's is about a mile on the left. 304-658-4386. Reservations are not required for tent sites. $9 per person per night. Electric sites are $5 extra. Dogs must be leashed. Please respect quiet hours.
Join us!
Ken Dubel