Bayliner Discovery Journeys: Your Adventurous Spirit Beckons

Picture misty New England mornings and imagine theBayliner Discovery lures you into an affair with nature.
scent of saltwater spray as you test your boatingThe Discovery 288 Cruiser - a best-in-class, two-level
skills. If that image captivates you, you'll love Baylinermini yacht - captained by Bowermaster is one of
Discovery's new Maine Island Trail adventure ( JoinBayliner Discovery's new line of runabouts, cuddys and
National Geographic Adventure Magazine Contributingcruisers. "The bridge helm triggered an incredible feeling
Editor and renowned kayaker, Jon Bowermaster, asof expansiveness, while the cabin's second helm and
he and his buddy, Bruce Alter, take the helm of ahuge windows gave us protection from the elements
Bayliner Discovery 288 Cruiser. Get ready towithout sacrificing our enjoyment of the scenery," says
experience the people, the food and the captivatingBowermaster. In upcoming weeks, will treat visitors to
beauty of coastal Maine. During their voyage,the remainder of the Maine Island Trail adventure with
Bowermaster and Alter travel from Portland to Baradditional webisodes, still photography and journal
Harbor, cruising by Jewell Island and Eagle Island, theentries about the craggy coastlines, the peaceful calm,
former residence of Arctic explorer Admiral Robertand the colorful characters. This follows on the heels
Peary. They witness lobstermen bringing in fresh catchof Bayliner Discovery's first journey, where Motor
to the docks in Cundy's Harbor, visit Pemaquid PointBoating Magazine's Managing Editor John Wooldridge
and camp overnight on Basin Island. The pair stops byand his buddy Ken Nicholson challenged a new
J.O. Brown and Sons boat builders, in operation sinceBayliner Discovery 246 Cruiser in the Pacific chop
1888, and the restored Stonington Opera House. Alongfrom San Diego to Catalina Island and on through
the way, Bowermaster seizes the opportunity for aChannel Islands National Park to Santa Barbara.
foggy afternoon kayaking trip in Goose Cove. "TheWebsite visitors followed the two men as they
freedom of boating lets you make your own rules -kayaked near sea caves, went on a buffalo safari,
and then break them on a whim," says Bowermaster.and met Catalina Island locals. The surprisingly cool
"The only steadfast rule is to follow your spirit ofnavigation of the site transported visitors to webisodes
adventure." With the unveiling of the first of threeof Wooldridge's voyage, trip journals, planning links and
Maine Island Trail webisodes about the journey atBayliner Discovery boats.