Their philosophy is to provice a safe Maine wilderness experience, understanding your abilities and desires, and following minimum impact camping practices with a deep wilderness ethic. Ltd. P.O. Box 226, Blue Mountain Lake, NY 12812 USA WCHA is a non-profit membership association devoted to preserving, studying, building, restoring and using wood canvas, cedar strip and birch bark canoes, and to disseminating information about canoeing heritage in North America. The club publishes a quarterly journal, Nastawgan , to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas of interest to wilderness travelers, organizes an extensive program of trips for members, runs a few basic workshops, and is involved in environmental issues relevant to wilderness canoeing. Canoe New Brunswick P.O. Box 243, Moncton, NB . Both International Decked Canoe and open canoe sailors form the National Committee.
New sailors are always welcome.
They have sailors ranging in all ages, some with over thirty years experience. This Web Site Copyright Maine Canoe Symposium and respective contributors .