rich67
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- Aug 27, 2013
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I am planning on taking on a multi-day (3-4) paddle on Lake Powell sometime in 2016. I have settled on the month of May. I have a large 3 person sit-on-top with a lot of storage and a smaller sit-in with minimal storage. I already have multiple dry storage bags, sleeping bags and a lightweight tent. I am planning on getting a Jetboil stove setup and some lightweight cookware/dishes. I know I need some kind of portable toilet, but since I have never dealt with this kind of overnighting (where you can't just bury your waste), I wonder if anyone can share what the best way to do this is.
Plan on leaving out of Antelope Point marina, camping out the first night in Padre Bay, second night near Wetherill Canyon, then heading back to Antelope while exploring and "winging" it as far as campsites are concerned.
This is all tentative at this point, so I am also wanting to hear input from anyone who may have any other itinerary ideas or equipment ideas. Would like to have some small camp chairs-anyone have any good kayak-friendly ones?
Plan on leaving out of Antelope Point marina, camping out the first night in Padre Bay, second night near Wetherill Canyon, then heading back to Antelope while exploring and "winging" it as far as campsites are concerned.
This is all tentative at this point, so I am also wanting to hear input from anyone who may have any other itinerary ideas or equipment ideas. Would like to have some small camp chairs-anyone have any good kayak-friendly ones?