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About Big Canoe Fun
Lofton Creek, Egan's Creek, excursions to Cumberland Island and Little Talbot Island. Amelia Island and Nassau County are home to some of the most interesting paddling in the region. Beaches and salt marshes provide scenic backdrops for many of the area’s trips; but Nassau County also features a trip reminiscent of parts of the Okefenokee Swamp. From still, blackwater creeks to the swift and turbulent waters of Cumberland Sound, Northeast Florida offers paddlers a wide variety of paddling venues – ranging from mild to wild. War Canoes are relatively very fast and stable when compared to typical touring canoes – which are not appropriate for Coastal paddling. War Canoes are also faster, easier and more stable than kayaks!
About Amelia Island
Located just off the coast of northeast Florida, Amelia Island is easy to reach, but hard to forget. With 13 miles of beautiful beaches, abundant native wildlife, and pristine waters, this barrier island has long been a beloved destination for visitors and residents alike.
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