Additional info
Dinner: The Club will offer Salmon, sausage, special Bill's recipe of Pulled pork, corn and potatoes,
Somes could bring vegies, snack, salad dessert.
Bring your plate, chair etc
Shuttle is reserve and offer by the Club (bring your mask, Covid still with us). boat should to be ready at 11:30
Membership: Shuttle and food is offer, consider become a member ($20) in fact its one our annual event
there is a link to our web site to complete your:
https://cdb-ottawa.com/membership-adhesion we will bring somes paper form but prefer to do it online
--CdB Executive
Our annual outing arrives on August 12 13 14, to be put on your agenda.
Bonnet Rouge Campground on the Gatineau.
This annual summer event is always fun. Some people make it a weekend, arriving Friday. Most decide to drive up Saturday morning for the day trip on the Gatineau followed by dinner in the evening.
Meet time: Saturday 11 am
Meet place: Bonnet Rouge Campground
Info at:
http://www.bonnetrougerafting.com/?lang=enMap for directions at:
http://goo.gl/maps/bLXOgDinner: We still have to finalize some details at the level of the meal plan and we come back to you with more detail. Corn for sure! and dont forget to bring your own PLATE and CUTLERY.
Registration:
Arriving at the designated time or slightly before will provide time to register, pay access/camping fees, chit chat, set up your tent, and get your gear ready for paddling. Camping fees are as follows:
Camping: $20/ person/night ( 5 - 14 years: $7 ) add 5$ for the cost of the put in/take out in the camping cost.
Shuttle:
The club pays for a shuttle in the morning ... guessing around 11:40 am. Boats have to be loaded on the trailer only (due to insurance reasons). Please bring your throw rope and straps to aid in securing boats to the trailer.
Gatineau River
Plenty of info describing the Gatineau can be found on the internet. A good place to begin is
http://cdb-ottawa.com/rivers-rapides/ and clicking on the appropriate link. In a nutshell, the Gatineau is a long lake, broken up by Class III/IV rapids with sharp rocks along the shore, all in a very majestic setting. The river is not busy with other boat traffic. All rapids are signed with a portage sign and route. Big water fun or try the creek line river right at the Bec du Corbeau. Expect the river trip to last 3-4 hours so bring something to eat and drink.
Dinner:
More info will be add
--CdB Executive
