With the continued absence of a kayaking forum, I'll ask here.
Myself and mates were going to paddle Redhead to Port Stephens in a day tomorrow, but with the continued forecast suggesting a 5 to 6m swell, we thought we would stay off the ocean and paddle the length of Lake Macquarie instead.
Is the southern-most point Chain Valley Bay.
Is the northern-most point Lake Macquarie Park at Cockle Bay at Speers Point?
Can we launch on sand or a boat ramp at the end of Mulloway Rd, off Chain Valley Bay Rd? Same with finish point - is there sand to land on with 'glass boats?
not 2 sure about chain valley bay but .. if u chose to launch from wyee point marina it would be a slightly shorter distance but u could launch straigh of the side of a low lying jetty ...for a landing . teralbah sailing club would be out of the wind .. it is a pebble beach ..created my the local council
Yay! Great day - though cold, paddling what we think are Lake Macquarie's southern-most to northern most points in a day. Seemed apt that a lot of our chat was about ice climbing at Blue Lake in the very near future.
Coming ashore three times en-route could explain our unremarkable time though...
Head of Chain Valley Bay -
Eastern end of Pulbah Island -
Navigating at Wangi Wangi, looking towards Marks Point and Belmont -
Speers Point -