Castle Danger Paddle
Product Details
The city of Castle Danger along the shoreline of Lake Superior was founded by three Norwegian fishermen. The origin of the name is unknown, although it might have come from the rocky cliffs on the shore that resemble a castle; from a boat named Castle that grounded nearby, or from the Walter Scott novel Castle Dangerous. No matter the reason behind the city name, we're drawn to Castle Danger as a mile marker toward the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and for its local suds.
With an elegantly traditional blade shape these are graceful in and out of the water. They’re perfect for lazy turns around the lake or for gracing the wall of your cabin.
*Includes 2 ash paddle hangers.
Materials:
- Wood: Walnut, Aspen and Western Red Cedar
- Finish: Wood has an oil finish / Paint is finished with a SPAR Polyurethane
Dimensions: 5" (W) x 2" (D) x 58" (H)
