We are a team of adventurers that aims to make the timeless Fox River more accessible to the community. We love the rich history and ecology of the Fox River Valley, and we want to share this with you in a safe and fun way. Join us on the water!
Learn MoreClimate and vegetation work in harmony. They each depend on and affect the other greatly. Plants absorb energy and release water vapor – both of these processes affect weather patterns. Through transpiration, plants play a part in controlling humidity and temperature of the area around them. Climate also affects vegetation. In areas with consistently warm […]
Read MoreA solid pillar of Wisconsin life – the supper club scene is a tradition with unique history and continued presence! After kayaking during the day, enjoy pictures of your adventure at a Supper Club and share them with friends throughout the evening for a great way to close out the night! What exactly is a […]
Read MoreThe formula to convert fahrenheit to celsius or vice versa is: T(°C) = (T(°F) – 32) / 1.8. Example: °C=(72°F – 32)/1.8. Answer 22.22°C Let’s take a moment to look at the history of these temperature measurement tools. The fahrenheit scale was first created in 1724 by Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit. He used 0 to mark […]
Read MoreAs kayaking season starts to warm up we would like to highlight general safety points! Check Your Gear! It has probably been a while since you have checked your gear. We recommend doing a more thorough look at your water gear before heading out for the first time this season! Understand Current Conditions! Be mindful […]
Read MoreWind, depending on strength and direction can lead to good times or rough times. Being able to assess and communicate this is important and the Beaufort Wind Force Scale can help out with that. The Beaufort Wind Force Scale was created in 1805 by Sir Francis Beaufort. An Irish-born Royal Navy Officer, he developed this […]
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