challenging
5 days
Participants should be in good physical condition with endurance for multi-day paddling and lifting gear.
Paddle 107 miles of the Allegheny River from Kinzua Dam to Emlenton on this thrilling 5-day kayak trip. Perfect for Scouts earning their 100-mile badge with boat rentals and gear transport included.
All Ages • 107 Miles
Embark on an exhilarating 107-mile kayak adventure along the scenic Allegheny River, perfect for Scouts and Venture Crews aiming for their 100-mile badge. Experience the beauty of the Upper and Lower Middle Allegheny River Water Trail while enjoying included boat rentals and essential gear transportation for an unforgettable journey.
This is a popular trip for Scouts and Venture Crews looking to get their 100-mile badge on the Allegheny River. This trip takes you through the Upper and Lower Middle Allegheny River Water Trail. For more details on where to stop for supplies, hiking, camping and more, see the Allegheny River Paddling Guide. Link included in confirmation email.
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Additional Items: Cell phone, rain poncho, first aid kit, waterproof bags, matches, towels, a bag for trash, sunglasses, hat, insect repellent, knife, tie down ropes, flashlight, lightweight shoes and camping gear.
Divide the 107 miles into manageable daily stretches to conserve energy and maximize enjoyment.
River conditions can change quickly, so monitor local weather forecasts for a safe and smooth experience.
Always wear a life jacket while kayaking to ensure safety on the water.
Protect your essentials with waterproof bags or dry boxes throughout the journey.
The Allegheny River region is rich with Native American heritage and played a key role in the development of early American industry.
Efforts in this area focus on protecting river water quality and surrounding forests to maintain habitat for sensitive wildlife.
Keep your gear dry and organized during extended river paddling.
A required safety item that ensures flotation support on the water.
Comfortable and fast-drying garments keep you cool and reduce chafing.
summer specific
Adds warmth during chilly mornings and evenings along the river.
fall specific