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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area Kettle Falls before the dam.
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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Overnight Canoe Trips
Summer Solstice Overnight Canoe Trip
Saturday - Sunday
June 21 - 22, 2008

THIS TRIP IS FULL


Call 509.738.6266 x 164 Tour:
Begins: 4:00 PM, Saturday June 21st at the Kettle Falls Visitor Center located 500 feet before the Kettle Falls Marina.
Ends: Noon, Sunday June 22nd at Kamloops Island
Canoe Trip: Saturday-Canoe from Barstow Bridge to Kettle River Campground.
Sunday-Canoe from Kettle River Campground to Kamploops Island.
Camping: We will camp at Kettle River Campground Saturday night.
What's Provided: Life vests, canoes, paddles and camping area with fire rings and vault toilet.
What You Must Provide: Anything you need for one night's camping and a days canoe ride: water, food, tent, sleeping bag, sunscreen, hat.
Other: Weather permitting. Any person under 18 must be accompanied by adult. No pets, please.

For further information please call 509.738.6266 x 164
 
Perseid Overnight Canoe Trips
Saturday - Sunday
August 2 - 3, 2008

THIS TRIP IS FULL

As an increasing number of open spaces are converted to urban or suburban areas, the beauty and wonder of the night sky is disappearing. The universe is becoming obscured by the dull electric glow of every street lamp, house light and neon sign that casts its light into the night sky, making places of undisturbed darkness like Lake Roosevelt vital and unique. The annual Perseid meteor shower is coming and here is your chance to view them unencumbered by unnatural light.

Join Park Rangers and volunteers for an overnight canoe trip to watch the Perseid Meteor Showers, one of the best showers of the year.

 


YOU MUST REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS PROGRAM
Call 509.738.6266 x 164

Tour:
Begins: 3:00 PM, Saturday August 2nd at the Kettle Falls Visitor Center located 500 feet before the Kettle Falls Marina.
Ends: Noon, Sunday August 3rd at Evans Campground
Canoe Trip: Saturday-Canoe from Snag Cove Campground to Summer Island.
Sunday-Canoe from Summer Island to Evans Campground.
Camping: We will camp at Summer Island Satuday night.
Whats Provided: Life vests, canoes, paddles and camping area with fire rings and vault toilet.
What You Must Provide: Anything you need for one night's camping and a days canoe ride: water, food, tent, sleeping bag, sunscreen, hat.
Other: Weather permitting. Any person under 18 must be accompanied by adult. No pets, please.

For further information please call 509.738.6266 x 164





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White Sturgeon of the Columbia River

Did You Know?
Lake Roosevelt's sturgeon are 8 to 20 feet long. They are also at least 70 years old. In 1941, Grand Coulee Dam flooded the fast-moving waters they need to spawn. To help out the population, the state of Washington introduced new fish to the lake in 2006.

Last Updated: June 17, 2008 at 20:37 MST