Cottage Country Canoe Routes by Kevin Callan
$15.95 US (ISBN: 1550460714)

With just the right mix of humour and history, Kevin Callan accurately describes 20 separate, two day canoe routes found in beautiful central Ontario. Hand-drawn maps and breath taking photography are used to capture the reader and take them down the river and over the portages found in the Haliburton Highlands, the Kawarthas, Muskoka, and Georgian Bay area. Just can't say enough about this book.
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Path of the Paddle by Bill Mason, Paul Mason
$12.95 US (ISBN: 155209328X)

Classic. Bill Mason and son Paul nail down the basics in canoe paddling techniques in this revised soft-cover manual. Learn all there is to learn about flat water and white water travelling.

Canoecraft : A Harrowsmith Illustrated Guide to Woodstrip Construction
by Ted Moores, Merilyn Mohr (Contributor)
$16.95 US (ISBN: 0920656242)

Deceptively beautiful, modern woodstrip canoes are not only rugged and responsive in the water, they can be built by anyone with a minimum of woodworking skills. Canoecraft contains step-by-step instructions for seven different, low-cost, classic canoe models. Illustrations and photos.
Camden House; Paperback - 148 pages; (April 1989)

Watertrail : The Hidden Path Through Puget Sound by Joel W. Rogers
$21.95 US (ISBN: 1570610959)

Following the Cascadia Marine Trail--the first nationally designated saltwater trail, stretching from south Puget Sound to Canada--Rogers sets off on a 360-mile paddle to investigate how nature and habitat coexist with industrial growth, how Puget Sound has changed in the last 50 years, and how he will survive one month in his kayak. 80 color photos.
Sasquatch Books; Paperback - 128 pages (May 1998)