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SAILING
Sailing is popular at both camps. Little Wohelo uses Sprite
sailboats launched off the beach in the protected waters.
The boats will fit campers and a counselor or can be sailed by
campers alone. Sailing is incorporated into the awards
system for all campers to enjoy.
Sebago Wohelo has over a dozen MIT tech dingies (shown here) that
are excellent for learning to sail as well as advancing sailing
skills. We launch directly from a protected deep water cove.
Girls at Sebago Wohelo may choose to work for their Crew, Ordinary
or Able Seaman Award as well as participate in the racing program.
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Rigging boats at Little Wohelo Beach |
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Sebago Wohelo Able
Class - every day from 3:00-4:30
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Racing Class from 4:30-6:00 to practice skills and
prepare for one of our 5 regattas or 2 weekly racing events.
We welcome everyone and crewing for one of our racers is a great
way to learn skills. |
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Our 26 foot Scow is great for teaching skills to our
advanced sailors on a bigger boat. |
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And it's a lot of fun for the rest of us too!
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Windsurfing at Sebago Wohelo.
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Rigging boats and returning home from a windy sail
to the well protected Sebago Wohelo Sail Cove
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A Laser 2 and 16' Hobie Cat provide more diversity
and teaching options.
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BOAT RIDES IN THE ZIP
Our 1956 Chris Craft Continental, the "ZIP",
is one of the few pieces of equipment shared between the camps.
It holds lots of campers both big and small.
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CANOEING
Summer Camp is the perfect place to learn to canoe. A skill
you will have for the rest of your life.
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Sebago Wohelo canoeing awards are combined with the
swimming awards. |
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The equipment at Little Wohelo is appropriately
sized for our campers. |
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Paddling skills, boat care and safety as well as
rescue skills are all part of our curriculum. |
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Sebago Wohelo has a couple canoe trips up the lake
and to our Crooked River campsite. |
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Morning crew practice before breakfast all summer
leads to great performances at Watersports Day at the end of camp.
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Sometimes we let the Migis do the hard work. |
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Our ever growing fleets of Red kayaks is popular at
both camps for learning and just cruising around.  |
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Rowing is taught at the rowing beach inside of
Blueberry Island at Little Wohelo |
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The Go-Ducs are a fun free time activity at Little
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