- The
Adirondack Guideboat is a
rowboat that was
developed in the 1840s for
recreational activities in
Adirondack Park. It was
designed to have a shallow...
- Adirondacks", by
which it was
possible to
travel hundreds of
miles by
canoe or
guideboat with
short stretches of
portage connecting various waterways. This route...
- p****enger rail
route connecting New York City and
Montreal Adirondack guideboat, a
rowed skiff,
built to be
carried between bodies of water, originally...
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boathouse at Camp Katia.
Another boathouse at Topridge. An
Adirondack guideboat.
Billiard Room, Camp Wild Air
Bishops Palace, Camp Wild Air Jerome, p...
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craft with a
speed of 8.597 km/h (4.642 kn) .
Active mobility Adirondack guideboat Animal locomotion Bicycle and
human powered vehicle museums, list of Carfree...
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annual Willard Hanmer Guideboat &
Canoe Race held each July in
Saranac Lake
since 1962; it is a race of ten
miles (16 km), for
guideboats,
canoes and kayaks...
- may also be
called sculls. Two-oared
sculled craft include:
Adirondack guideboat Banks dory,
Gloucester dory, and
McKenzie River dory
Dinghy Sampans rowed...
- A
guideboat on
Upper St.
Regis Lake,
Saint Regis Mountain behind...
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Adirondack guides (carrying and
rowing guideboats on the
Raquette River, 1888...
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Saint Lawrence River drainage. This
route was
frequently traveled by
guideboat in the mid-late 19th century. At that time, "a
typical trip
might start...
