The Juniata River Sojourn is an annual, multi-day canoe and kayak trip on the Juniata River. Why hold a sojourn? To promote river stewardship and local natural resource awareness! Attendees participate in a variety of daily and nightly programs ranging from presentations on local history, watershed science, art, and culture, to campfire sing-a-longs, folk music performances, and dancing.
The sojourn not only offers a great week of paddling but also presents a chance to celebrate our river communities! You learn about local history and current river conservation projects. Even if you are not an experienced paddler, but want to join in on the fun, you can attend the daily and nightly programs which are all open to the public!
To get the full and real impression of the JCWP annual sojourn read this article from the PA Magazine by Cindy Ross.
The JCWP 2009 Sojourn will be on the Little Juniata and Frankstown Branch in June.
For additional information about the Sojourn, please call (814) 506-1190, or email [email protected].
If you are interested in keeping in touch with other Juniata sojourners and want to join the listserv, then email your name and email address on this link - [email protected]. After you join use this link to talk with other sojourners - [email protected].