The Inside Passage, Alaska, the Channel Islands of California, Baja, the Great Lakes.
North America offers more genuinely accessible expedition kayaking than anywhere else on earth. The Inside Passage from Washington State up to Alaska is the world's premier expedition route. California's Channel Islands, the Sea of Cortez, Baja peninsula, Vancouver Island, Quebec/Labrador - each a multi-week journey in itself. And Alaska, where Paul Caffyn became the first to solo circumnavigate in 1989-91.
Caribbean - Klepper double, 8 months
Aleutian Islands - Dutch Harbor to Nikolski
Queen Charlotte Islands - first solo circumnavigation
Alaska - first solo circumnavigation
Grenada to Puerto Rico
BC to BC (Baja) - 1,600 miles wearing an artificial leg
Baja Pacific - San Diego to Cabo San Lucas
Sea of Cortez solo - 850 miles
East Baja - San Felipe to Cabo San Lucas
Aleutians - Islands of the Four Mountains
Japan to Alaska via Kurils and Kamchatka
Sea America Expedition - Washington to Maine
USA - 18,200km circumnavigation by kayak and bicycle
Newfoundland - fastest circumnavigation
North American Odyssey
The Great Loop - North America fundraiser
All five Great Lakes in one calendar year
Mexico to Panama - both coasts (book forthcoming)
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