Showing posts with label kincumber creek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kincumber creek. Show all posts
Sunday, June 26, 2016
KINCUMBER CREEK KAYAK - 23 JUNE 2016
I launched form the boat ramp at Carrack Road, Kincumber.
A nice place to start with a pretty view and a mangrove shoreline and a small jetty. It was early and it was a cold and slightly misty morning.
A short paddle along the Kincumber Broadwater to the east of the boat ramp was the start of Kincumber Creek.
It started in mangroves with the sun nearly directly in my face. This made for a dazzling display of light effects during the paddle.
After a short time, the shoreline on one side was dominated by homes, short piers and lawns. The other side was mangroves and reeds.
A one point the waterway widens and a car park and the back of shops can be seen. the last time OI was here there was a lot of rubbish and discarded boats. Now, they were all gone. :)
The creek narrows for here with overhanging branches. It is dark and in places the vegetation had grown across the water.
A fun 3.17km kayak with a sense of adventure in the upper darkened area of the creek.
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
CENTRAL COAST KAYAK - KINCUMBER CREEK - 10 JUNE 2015
A cloudy start with a light drizzle of rain.
Drove to Kincumber boat ramp. There was limited parking close to the ramp.
It was a short paddle to Kincumber Creek.
A different type of paddle - starts as mangroves, then one side of the bank was lined with properties, then it widened and looked industrial with a lot of background road traffic, then it narrowed considerably and the mangroves became thick and overhanging, then the road appeared again blocking the creek but with large drains running under the road.
The narrow overgrown section was like out of a amazon jungle scene except for the ducks and the storm drains were heaps of fun to paddle through.
A good kayak.
distance 4.62km
Drove to Kincumber boat ramp. There was limited parking close to the ramp.
It was a short paddle to Kincumber Creek.
A different type of paddle - starts as mangroves, then one side of the bank was lined with properties, then it widened and looked industrial with a lot of background road traffic, then it narrowed considerably and the mangroves became thick and overhanging, then the road appeared again blocking the creek but with large drains running under the road.
The narrow overgrown section was like out of a amazon jungle scene except for the ducks and the storm drains were heaps of fun to paddle through.
A good kayak.
distance 4.62km
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