Canoecopia

We hear an Echo…

You’ve heard about the Echo.
But have you heard about the Echo 2.0? 👀

P.S. If you’re at Canoecopia, you’ll be the first to know.

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Vous avez entendu parler du Echo.
Mais avez-vous entendu parler du Echo 2.0 ? 👀

P.S. Si vous êtes à Canoecopia, vous serez les premiers à le découvrir.

Today is the day! Online ticket sales end tonight Tuesday 3/3/26 at 11:59pm cst. You can still get tickets at through next Tuesday and full price the day of the show.

In order to get them mailed to you in time for the show AND get them discounted, this is it, the time is now.

9 days…

Featured Exhibitors: .paddles & Old Mustache

Just a reminder that these are not paid advertisements, just stuff we want to show to illustrate the breadth of cool stuff you’ll find at the show.

Badger Paddles is a family-owned business out of Ontario, Canada, and makes traditional, solid wood paddles of cherry, black walnut, ash, and sassafras. Badger paddles can take you to beautiful places.

Old Mustache Paddles are made by master carpenter Steve Sikkema. They are extremely different than solid wood paddles in that they’re laminated Steve makes them with a secret technique that produces a hollow shaft, so they’re super light.
There’s always room in a canoe for both.

Presale tickets still available!

There’s still time to purchase tickets online and save some money and avoid the lines!
https://www.rutabagashop.com/products/canoecopia-admission-wristbands

Pass the word about Canoecopia!

Please help us grow paddlesports by introducing friends! Our best marketing by far is word of mouth, and we’d be ever so grateful if you could bring a friend or two to the show.

The countdown continues! Here are a few more little tidbits to get you excited about Canoecopia 2026. 14 days...

Featured Speakers: Timothy Bauer and Jared Wold

Both Tim and Jared share a special and intimate bond with Wisconsin Rivers. They are excellent and heart-felt speakers.

Timothy Bauer is a prolific paddler and content provider for MilesPaddled.com, which has documented over 4,209 miles of rivers in the Upper Midwest. He’s the author of Canoeing and Kayaking South Central Wisconsin, and is currently finishing up his next guidebook about the Driftless Area. Timothy has been an annual presenter at Canoecopia and a guest on Wisconsin Public Radio since 2017.

Miles Paddled

is an experienced river paddler and angler who organizes and leads numerous moving water trips for the Mad City Paddlers and Madison Area Outdoor Group each season. He also runs a website that tracks water levels for paddlers to “know before they go.” He’s also a really good guy.