Rowing 300 Miles In Homemade Boats

The paint is still fresh on our newly built row boats, and it's time to put them on the ocean for Sea Trials. We begin this trip from Cortes Island, which is off the west coast of Canada near Vancouver. Loaded up with enough food and supples for a month at sea we leave the island and head north. Surrounded by snowcapped mountains while gliding along on the crystal clear waters of the pacific. Learning to sleep aboard the small boats while being anchored off on the ocean was an interesting experience. Over the course of our trip we learned many things about our newly minted boats. This is a training run leading up to our main goal which is rowing the north west passage. Two months from now we will be driving to the shores of the Arctic Ocean, with these two boats in tow. Shoving off and attempting a 2000 mile crossing of the Arctic Ocean. Attempting to be the first people to cross the North West Passage under human power. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss any of the adventures!


If you'd like to follow along with our upcoming expedition to the arctic, be sure to check out our website at

http://northwest-passage.com


For anyone who would like to help support our project, there is a Go Fund me campaign going. There are still many supplies and necessary equipment needed. Click link below to donate:

https://gofund.me/dd76bece