Paddling the Everglades Wilderness Waterway - (Menasha Ridge Press Guide Books) by Holly Genzen & Anne McCrary Sullivan (Paperback)

About the Book

This guide showcases how to paddle the 99-mile Wilderness Waterway route, 17 day and overnight paddles, and everything else you need to know to paddle in the Everglades.

Book Synopsis

This guide showcases how to paddle the 99-mile Wilderness Waterway route, 17 day and overnight paddles, and everything else you need to know to paddle in the Everglades.

About the Author

A longtime outdoor adventurer, Holly Genzen has a master's degree in outdoor education and a PhD in educational administration; she was an associate professor at National Louis University. An avid hiker, she has solo thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail, and in recent years, she has focused her canoeing and kayaking activities on Florida's many springs, rivers, and coastal trails. She has been a volunteer resident at former President and Mrs. Hoover's Camp Rapidan in Shenandoah National Park, and she is a volunteer at Trout Lake Nature Center in Eustis, Florida. Holly lives in Leesburg, Florida, with her husband, Gary, and cat, Sherman. McCrary Sullivan had her earliest water adventures before she was old enough to walk. She is now an avid paddler and a naturalist volunteer in Everglades National Park. She first visited the park as an artist in residence, and her book of poems, Ecology II: Throat Song from the Everglades (WordTech Editions; Cincinnati, OH; 2009), explores flora, fauna, and ecology through a poetic lens. She has an MFA in poetry and a PhD in English education, and is recently retired from National Louis University where she was a professor of interdisciplinary studies.