7 All-Inclusive Canoe Trips in Minnesota

[Glenn MacGrady]

I don't know how many readers of this site may be interested in guided, all-inclusive canoe trips in Minnesota, but here's an article that details seven of them that are available:

The 7 Best All-Inclusive Canoe Trips In Minnesota

Canoe camping is an adventure, but it’s also a vacation and these Minnesota trips are the closest thing paddlers will get to resort living.

paddlingmag.com

 

[MyKneesHurt]

We've got glamping, now we've got glanoeing! "Potlikker" is not a word I thought I'd hear outside of the American South.

 

[Punkinhead]

"Themes of wellness and relaxation continue with guided movement exercises on the beach, yoga, breathwork, a sound-healing experience and forest bathing."

 

[recped]

I suspect the stern paddler just couldn't handle it anymore and made a wet exit, the bow paddler was so into the "sound-healing experience" they didn't notice.

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

I'm not sure what "forest bathing" is but maybe @recped can find a picture of it.

 

[Boreal Birch]

Reposting this drivel from paddlingmag.com is not in the best interest of canoetripping.net.
Anyone that wants to read this sort of fluffstuff is probably already subscribed to paddling magazine.

 

[clemency]

I'm not sure what "forest bathing" is but maybe @recped can find a picture of it.

Forest bathing is standing or sitting* in the woods. Feeling spiritually superior to other folks who are just out there minding their own business in the woods is a perk, but not necessarily a requirement.

*Lying in the woods is called napping, and does not count as bathing.