Enter and exit river at same point.
No eagle this time but saw cormorant, plover and all of the birds we saw last week. We went upstream from Burnt Village back. A great relaxing afternoon. Beautiful blue sky and fluffy clouds. Dark clouds rolled in but no rain.
Paddled with Gene and Susan.
We went round-trip downstream (left) from Burnt Village and back – about halfway to the Rock River. Relaxed sort of a “putter” of a trip. Continue reading Puttering “just us” paddle on the Bark
We were determined to go up Bark from Prince’s Point but could not get through on in spite of high water. Where is it? Abandoned plan – went up Scuppernong. We were able to go left in “pretty area “instead of “ditch“ at turnaround point. Continue reading Unusual mistake – sun was already set at take-out (Bark)
2010 notes transferred from “the book”:
This was the second time we paddled Six Mile Creek. The water was much higher. We got over the first blockage at last! Unfortunately Continue reading Six Mile Creek
Record cool high temperatures and rain did not stop us from getting out on the river. Continue reading Chilly rainy but yummy paddle (Bark River)
Put-in to Baraboo River at Wonewoc (state road 33 near state road FF) – seem to remember it was a city boat ramp but this note is being written years later. Paddled upstream 2.5 miles. On river 4pm, off 7pm Home 9pm Continue reading Baraboo River Wonewoc
Paddled from Prince’s Point to White Water bridge upstream on Scuppernong, then down Bark river about a mile then back up stream to put in at Prince’s Point. Continue reading Prince’s Point meander (Bark River)