Sentence examples for canoeing trips from inspiring English sources

Companies have sprung up that offer hiking, cycling, rafting, and canoeing trips.

Other wild and wonderful trips on offer include campfire evenings (£15), night kayaking on the Thames in Greenwich (£50) and canoeing trips under Tower Bridge (£69, with meal).

Until now, extended canoeing trips have been ruled out by the lack of camp sites - but Mark has permission from various landowners and authorities to wild camp on a route through the area.

WHAT -- Three-day canoeing trips start on Friday morning, departing from various locations including Algonquin and Massasauga Provincial Parks, both about a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Toronto.

But even with the introduction to a British rural setting – with walks along the River Wye, lessons in falconry and ferreting from a neighbouring farmer, apple pressing and canoeing trips – visits to Degmo still offer something of value.

But even the introduction to a British rural setting, with walks along the River Wye, lessons in falconry and ferreting from a neighboring farmer, apple pressing, and canoeing trips, visits to Degmo still offer something of value.

Tells what Mr. Torrance had to say about common colds and about his recent canoeing trip on Lake George.

Last summer, I decided to rectify my unpatriotic lapse with a July canoeing trip in Algonquin Provincial Park, a pristine, preserve three hours north of Toronto.

Complicating matters are mysterious e-mails from a woman named Valerie who may be Zeke's presumed-dead wife, lost a dozen years before on a canoeing trip and never seen again.

Frank and Casper go on a canoeing trip through the Danish wilderness, although, given that they keep rounding a bend and finding a rock festival or a country house, where an orgy is in full swing, the human activity seems wilder than anything nature can supply.

In addition, those contemplating a fishing, hunting, camping or canoeing trip into a new area, may find just what they are looking for among Expo's exhibitors, who include charter boat captains, guides, outfitters and lodge and resort operators throughout the United States and Canada.