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 NFCT Waterway Work Trips Going on an NFCT Waterway Work Trip (WWT) is a terrific way to get involved! These weekend outings offer hands-on trail maintenance along the scenic Northern Forest Canoe Trail. Work trips have a $60 member/$75 nonmember fee per person to help cover food and project related expenses. Meals include Friday dinner, all Saturday meals, and Sunday breakfast. Paddlers bring their own camping and paddling gear. We can help connect you to an outfitter if you need to rent any equipment. Space is limited to 6 people per work trip. Click on the links below to register today! New York: Deerland Carry, July 15-17 This project is a collaborative effort between NFCT, the Raquette River Corridor Project, and the New York Department of Environmental Conservation. The Deerland Carry is located south of Long Lake at Buttermilk Falls (NFCT Map 1). Along with enjoying the Raquette River, work trip goals are to:
Click here for more Deerland Carry WWT details.
Vermont: Davis Park River Access, July 22-24 Located in Richford, Vermont, this project will continue work accomplished
Click here for more Davis Park River Access WWT details.
New Hampshire: Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge, August 12-14 Located along the New Hampshire and Maine border, we will improve the shores of the Magalloway River (NFCT Map 7 or 8). We'll enjoy the wildlife refuge and paddle the Magalloway River and Umbagog Lake. Work trip goals are to:
Click here for more Umbagog NWR WWT details.
Maine: Gull Pond Portage Trail, July 29-31 We will continue work installing a portage trail connecting Haley Pond and the
Click here for more Gull Pond Portage WWT details.
Maine: Allagash Wilderness Waterway-Tramway Carry Working with the Maine Bureau of Public Lands, we will improve the historic Tramway Carry, located between Chamberlain and Eagle lakes (NFCT Map 12). Along with paddling the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, work trip goals are to:
Click here for more Tramway Carry WWT Details (July 15-17). We have compiled a list of Frequently Asked Questions. If you have a question don't hesitate to contact Trail Director Walter Opuszynski at (802) 496-2285 ext 2 or Walter@NorthernForestCanoeTrail.org.
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Camping is arranged near work sites, and time always built in to paddle.
last year by the Northwoods Stewardship Center and the community of Richford (NFCT Map 5). Along with paddling the Missisquoi River, work trip goals are to:
Rangeley Lakes Region Logging Museum, in Rangeley, Maine (NFCT Map 8). This project is scheduled for the same weekend as the museum's annual Logging Festival and is sure to be a lot of fun! Along with enjoying the waters of the Rangeley area, work trip goals are to: