What's New with Anew

Summer is here!

The days are long this time of year and the sun has started making a regular appearance. Northwesterners have taken notice and are getting their summer plans in order. Our phone has been busy and the calendar is filling fast, but don't fret there's still time to get your dates. Get out, Get Anew

Online Registration is here

Save a tree, save time and save a stamp. Register for this years trip online.

Online Trip Registration

 

Upcoming Events

Blake Island Day Paddle with Xplore Fitness - 6/23

Join Anew Outdoors and Xplore Fitness for a day of paddling around Blake Island.

Blake Island Kayaking

Comprehensive Coastal Workshop - 6/29-7/1

Looking to take your paddling skills to the next level?   Join us at Cape Disappointment June 29th - July 1st for a weekend exploring coastal environments and the skills associated with surf zones.

Coastal Kayaking Workshop

Olympic Coast Multi Sport - 7/7-9

This is a trip not to miss. We begin with a leisurely paddle on beautiful Lake Ozette followed by great food at our lakeside campsite. After an evening of car camping we are off to Washington's most stunning wilderness coastlines where we enjoy a variety of both sandy and rocky beaches, tide pools, archeological sites and waterfront camping. Only four spots left for July!

Hiking and Kayaking Washington's Wilderness Coast

 

Notes from the Field

Olympic Wilderness Coast Backpacking & Kayaking - 5/25-27/07

Adrienne, Kiwi, and I have just returned from our first Olympic Wilderness Coast kayaking and backpacking trip. We went out a few days early to run the Ozette Loop and do a bit of kayaking under relatively fair skies for May.

Read the complete trip report at John's Washington Outdoor Adventure Journal - Olympic Wilderness Coast Backpacking & Kayaking Trip Report

 

 

 

Experience Says

Know Before You Go

This was a winter many avid snow enthusiasts from the Pacific Northwest will not forget; high winds, large weather systems and cold temps made for an unforgettable winter season.   While crazy weather and tons of snowfall may make for great skiing conditions, the combination of the two reeked havoc on our National Parks and Forests.   As the snow begins to melt, the real damage is slowly revealing itself.   Millions of dollars worth of damage was done to the Mt Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest alone, causing them to close many roads and trails for the season.   If you're planning to hit the trails this season, check out the following informative websites and know before you go.  

Mt Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest

Wenatchee National Forest

North Cascades National Park

Olympic National Park

Mt Rainier National Park

 

 

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