Kroka Trail Walk
Sat Sep 5, 2026
Come take a hike through the beautiful forested trails on Kroka's land. We will walk Kroka's system of trails, exploring beaver activity, animal tracks, the mossy landscape, and the remnants of glacial movements through the area. The hike will be approximately 2 miles long and the single track trail follows the terrain of the landscape.

We'll park and meet at 9AM at the Kroka Trailhead parking, 767 NH Route 123, Marlow, NH. 

This program is coordinated in partnership with Chase's Mill. 
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Deerfield River Fife Brook Paddling Day
Sat Sep 12, 2026
Join Kroka's whitewater team for a paddling day on the Fife Brook section of the Deerfield River. This exciting class II run features a series of dynamic intermediate-level rapids alongside teaching eddies and swimming holes perfect for play on the water. Returning paddling students can choose from inflatable and hardshell kayaks or canoes, while those new to the sport can enjoy the river on a guided raft. Along the way we will stop to share a picnic lunch, swim in the river, and enjoy the fall beauty of the mountains. The run culminates with the infamous Zoar Gap rapid (class III).

Meet us Saturday morning at the river [Fife Brook Boating Access Put-In] by 11 AM or ride down in a van departing from Kroka by 9 AM. We expect to be back at Kroka around 6 PM.

Registration includes boat, paddle, and PFD rental, canoe/kayak instruction, and transportation to the river from Kroka. If you need to rent any gear mentioned above, but will meet us at the river, please reach out to us before the day of, either by phone (603) 835 9087 or by email emma.smith@kroka.org.

Please Bring:
  • Clothes and shoes for the river (bathing suit, wool or synthetic top, closed toed shoes)
  • Warm and comfortable change of clothes (to wear after the river)
  • Water bottle
  • Bagged lunch with a snack to share

Make it a weekend! If you’d like to attend both paddling days, Kroka staff will be camping at our Kroka campsite and you are welcome to stay the night. As well as join us for a potluck dinner Saturday night and a pancake breakfast Sunday morning. There is no additional fee for camping, and please bring your own camping gear. If you plan to camp please let us know in your RSVP.

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Deerfield River Dryway Paddling Day
Sun Sep 13, 2026
Join Kroka's whitewater team for a day of guided whitewater rafting on the Dryway section of the Deerfield River. This exciting class III-IV run gets progressively more challenging as we head downstream with technical rapids, playful waves, and large eddies for instruction. Returning paddling students who would like to paddle their own craft may do so with instructor approval. Along the way we will stop to share a picnic lunch, swim in the river, and enjoy the fall beauty of the mountains.

Registration includes boat, paddle, and PFD rental, canoe/kayak instruction, and transportation to the river from Kroka. If you need to rent any gear mentioned above, but will meet us at the river, please reach out to us before the day of, either by phone (603) 835 9087 or by email emma.smith@kroka.org.

Meet us Sunday morning at the river [Monroe Bridge Boating Access Put-In] by 9:30 AM or ride down in a van departing from Kroka by 7:15 - 7:30 AM. We expect to be back at Kroka around 6 PM.
Please Bring:
  • Clothes and shoes for the river (bathing suit, wool or synthetic top, closed toed shoes)
  • Warm and comfortable change of clothes (to wear after the river)
  • Water bottle
  • Bagged lunch and a snack to share

Make it a weekend! If you’d like to attend both paddling days, Kroka staff will be camping at our Kroka campsite and you are welcome to stay the night. As well as join us for a potluck dinner Saturday night and a pancake breakfast Sunday morning. There is no additional fee for camping, and please bring your own camping gear. If you plan to camp please let us know in your RSVP.

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for info & registration...
Cape Cod Surfing Weekend
Fri Sep 18 - Sun Sep 20, 2026
(3 days)
Ages 13 - 18

Join us for an extraordinary long weekend of surfing, sun, and sand at the amazing ocean of Cape Cod!

This trip is a must! Take a break from school and grab this final chance to surf on Cape Cod before the cold arrives. We will learn to surf from a master surfing instructor, swim in the crashing waves, and look for treasures along the beach. Camping in the pine forests that overlook the Cape’s famous sand dunes, we will practice making home and thriving in the outdoors. When we aren't in the water we will be eating delicious food, playing games, and searching for constellations in the sky as we tell stories and sing songs. 


Logistics: This is a jam packed weekend. To make the most use of our time (and yours), we are offering two drop-off and pickup locations:

Drop-off at Kroka at 8:00 AM on Friday September, 18th OR at Bridgewater Service Plaza (Fall River Expy, Bridgewater, MA 02324) at 11:30 AM.
Pick up at Kroka at 6:00 PM on Sunday September 20th OR at Bridgewater Service Plaza at 3:00 PM and Kroka Expeditions at 6pm.
Please inform us of which location you'd like to use during the registration process.
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2nd Annual Packraft Film Festival
Tue Sep 22, 2026
Welcome to the world of packrafting!!

Packrafts are opening up new ways to explore and access our planet. From remote rivers to local waterways, this small and versatile boat has unlocked big adventures all over the world!
The International Packraft Film Festival celebrates the stories that grow from this freedom of movement. Through films from across the globe, IPFF highlights the creativity, curiosity, and passion behind packrafting, and the many ways people use packrafts to connect with wild places and with each other.
From whitewater and river travel to multi-day wilderness routes, bike-rafting trips, canyon exploration, fishing and hunting expeditions, and relaxed family floats, packrafting takes many forms. Every journey looks a little different, and every story matters!

How do YOU packraft? Where do you go? Why does it matter to you? And what does it all mean?!
Follow this link to learn more: Packraft Film Festival

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Come join us at Kroka Expeditions in our beautiful community room for an optional potluck dinner at 6pm and a special screening of these stories beginning at 7pm (popcorn provided)! Please RSVP below and share this link with others!

$10-15 suggested donation 

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"Breaking Barriers, Building Belonging" and "Hike for a Change"
Tue Oct 6, 2026
In 2024 and 2025, Reel Quest Films spent several days filming with Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation to create a new short film, Represent: Breaking Barriers, Building Belonging. They met and interviewed about a dozen amazing adaptive athletes, while joining them on adventures ranging from climbing to cycling to skiing, to an overnight paddling trip in the Allagash Wilderness Waterway. The film will be shared throughout 2026, and we're excited to share it with you right here in Marlow, NH at Kroka Expeditions. 

In May 2024, Josh Moughan from The Dirty Hands Project set off on Hike for a Change, a fundraiser spanning the 230-mile Bay Circuit Trail in Massachusetts that transformed grief into purpose—honoring the life of his son, Ty, and raising awareness for mental health after Ty’s death by suicide. The Reel Quest Films team followed Josh along his journey, documenting the hike and the impact his efforts made in every town he passed through.

In April 2026, Reel Quest Films released the documentary Hike for a Change a month before Josh set off on his namesake fundraiser for a third year in a row. Josh is already showing the film at schools and organizations to inspire deeper discussion and involvement with changing the stigma around mental health and showcasing the benefits of spending time in nature.

Ryan Smith, one of the filmmakers and founders of Reel Quest Films, will be present for a Q&A session and to connect with our local community.

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Come join us at Kroka Expeditions in our beautiful community room for an optional potluck dinner at 6pm and a special screening of these stories beginning at 7pm (popcorn provided)! Please RSVP below and share this link with others!

$10-15 suggested donation 
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for info & registration...
Remember Winter by Gabe Andrus
Tue Oct 13, 2026
Remember Winter

Inspired by old photographs from his grandfather, Remember Winter explores how winter in New Hampshire is changing, told from the perspective of local observations, and by following Gabriel Andrus’s attempt to cross-country ski the length of the state, we observe the changes firsthand.

Join us on Tuesday, October 13th for a screening of Remember Winter, a film by Kroka alumni and former staff member, Gabe Andrus! 

The film screening will be at Kroka Expedition's Farmhouse
767 Forest Road, Marlow, NH

Come join us at Kroka Expeditions in our beautiful community room for an optional potluck dinner at 6pm and a special screening beginning at 7pm (popcorn provided)! Please RSVP below and share this link with others!

$10-15 suggested donation 
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for info & registration...
Weaving with Willow
Sat Nov 7, 2026
Under the instruction of Hannah Billian, we will be making willow “leaf” trays (think shallow basket) during this full day class on Kroka Expedition's campus. Utilizing hazel and willow frames, we will make simple but beautiful ribbed willow trays to bring home, load with your garden harvest, or fill with treasures from the land. Participants will make trays in the shape of a leaf, with the option of playing with some other frame shapes if there is time. 

Join us for this opportunity to develop a new skill and make something beautiful!
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