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Point No Point to Kingston

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Sea Kayak - Point No Point to Kingston

Join us on the Kitsap Peninsula for Joan’s gala birthday celebration

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Linda Cooley
Linda Cooley
Primary Leader
  • Sea Kayak III
  • Moderate

9:00 am TBA Kingston

Festivities will begin at the historic Point No Point Lighthouse where we will begin our paddle to Kingston’s Apple Tree Cove. As we travel south, we’ll be on the lookout for one of the Salish Sea’s orca pods that has been spotted from the Edmonds-Kingston ferry this fall and winter. Upon arrival in Kingston, the fete will continue as we share a potluck dinner and birthday cake. Optional camping will be available. For those who choose to camp overnight, we’ll enjoy a community breakfast on Sunday morning. A car shuttle will be necessary. Bring lunch and water. Dry suit required.

Route/Place

Point No Point to Kingston


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Required Equipment

Required Equipment

These seven essentials plus The Ten Essentials are required on all sea kayaking trips.  All but the whistle and clothing should be provided with any kayak rental.

  1. Floatation in both ends of the kayak
  2. U.S. Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
  3. Paddle
  4. Spray skirt
  5. Bilge pump with floatation
  6. Self-rescue paddle float
  7. Waterproof whistle
  8. Appropriate clothing for the conditions encountered seasonally
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