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Brentwood Bay Ferry Wharf to McKenzie Bight

Brentwood ferry beach-Willis pt- Mackenzie Bight and back

When Saturday, August 29, 2020 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Location Brentwood Bay Ferry Wharf
Overbooked by 6 Free
Destination McKenzie Bight
Trip style Day
Distance 5.5 nm
Route plan A

.. Heading South West from the Brentwood ferry launch site we'll paddle across and along the shore to Willis Pt. and then South to Mackenzie Bight for lunch and after lunch we will retrace our route back to our Brentwood launch site. This paddle will be separated into two pods of 6 paddlers each.. No more paddlers will be accepted unless paddlers cancel. ( I'm keeping a wait list ) ... Scroll down!!

Unload your kayak and gear at the Verdier park parking area and move your vehicle to either; the parking area in front of the Brentwood pub or in theBrentwood Pub parking lot across the street at the back, near the trees. Walk your kayaks down the path located on the left hand side of the Verdier Park bathrooms to the beach.

Cheers!... Heather

Route plan B

Dependent on wind forecast..

Safety reminders

Always dress for the possibility of immersion and please bring a drybag containing a spare change of clothes. The drybag goes in your kayak with you, not in your car at the launch site. Please bring a lunch or snacks and sufficient beverage to keep you hydrated, as well as a thermos of something warm. Your paddle leader will introduce the plan and make sure everyone is comfortable with the requirements. Please stay off the water until the group is ready. If you have a VHF radio please bring it with you.

Brentwood Bay Ferry Wharf tide/current reference

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Tide & current predictions

CHS provides tide heights and current predictions. Secondary current stations are estimates; large-tide estimates are identified separately. Tide turns and slack water are independent. Conditions along the route vary with location.

CHS atlas & lookup licences

Canadian Atlas of Tidal Currents, Volume 3: Juan de Fuca Strait to Strait of Georgia (2016), Canadian Hydrographic Service, Fisheries and Oceans Canada. © Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, 2022.

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Salish Sea Tidal Current Atlas and calendar lookup tables by Richard K. Dewey, self-published. The selected volume and map number are shown in the viewer. SISKA displays extracted map images and selects them using the author's lookup tables.

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Brentwood Bay Ferry Wharf to McKenzie Bight

Saturday, August 29, 2020 · 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM

Launch
Brentwood Bay Ferry WharfVerdier Avenue, British Columbia
Destination
McKenzie Bight
Distance
5.5 nm
Leader
Heather Jones

Route plan A

.. Heading South West from the Brentwood ferry launch site we'll paddle across and along the shore to Willis Pt. and then South to Mackenzie Bight for lunch and after lunch we will retrace our route back to our Brentwood launch site. This paddle will be separated into two pods of 6 paddlers each.. No more paddlers will be accepted unless paddlers cancel. ( I'm keeping a wait list ) ... Scroll down!!

Unload your kayak and gear at the Verdier park parking area and move your vehicle to either; the parking area in front of the Brentwood pub or in theBrentwood Pub parking lot across the street at the back, near the trees. Walk your kayaks down the path located on the left hand side of the Verdier Park bathrooms to the beach.

Cheers!... Heather

Route plan B

Dependent on wind forecast..