Historic Oleta River Canoe & Kayak Trek!
When
Nov 22, 2009 9:00 am (Sunday)
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Description For at least 2000 years, the Oleta River has been a major source of food, water and transportation for its human inhabitants ranging from the Tequesta Indians, Spanish ...
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Event details: Historic Oleta River Canoe & Kayak Trek!
Description
Description For at least 2000 years, the Oleta River has been a major source of food, water and transportation for its human inhabitants ranging from the Tequesta Indians, Spanish Explorers and the present day Miccosukee and Seminole Indians. On this naturalist-guided trip, canoeists will observe herons, white ibis, and osprey and explore a tropical hardwood hammock in East Greynolds Park. Step back in time as you explore this natural river system in northeast Miami-Dade County. What should I bring with me on the tour? Bring plenty of water, at least 2-quarts per person. Protection from the sun including sun block with a high SPF (15 or higher), hats, and sunglasses are important. Snacks or a light lunch will make your day more enjoyable as there are no food options inside the park. Closed-toe shoes required. Tour Location / DeparturTe Point Please meet at East Greynolds Park, 16700 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33160. Rate $25 *Prices include tax and are subject to change.[/b]
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