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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Paddle Days
A family canoeing. Parents and two children paddling on the lake.

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Family canoeing on the lake.

9th ANNUAL PADDLE DAYS
Saturday,
July 21, 2007
11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
 
Join Park Rangers and Volunteers for a WET day of family fun. Here is your chance to try a new water sport for FREE!
  • Learn how to paddle a canoe
  • Experience the fun of rowing
  • Cool down as you tube behind the National Park DARE boat.
  • Join the Rickey Point Sail Club and try your hand at sailing!
  • Take a new look at the lake while snorkeling.
  • Have fun learning about water safety from the United States Power Squadron.
  • And for the toddlers we have a kiddie pool (accompanied by their parents)
     
    Sailboat loading visitors for a short tour of the lake. White sailboat with sail up.
    ©Jeff Tetrick
    Volunteers from the Rickey Point Sail Club offer their time and boats to give visitors a taste of sailing on Lake Roosevelt at the park's annual Paddle Days.

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    fire fighter looking at a stand of ponderosas that have become a wildfire danger

    Did You Know?
    Fire is a natural part of Lake Roosevelt's dry forest and desert environment. Park fire fighters, to protect nearby landowners, manage the forest by extinguishing any wildfire, as well as thin, pile up, and burn excess vegetation in winter. Prescribed fires may be lit to burn what is left.
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    Last Updated: May 17, 2007 at 18:19 MST