A tall ship is visiting Steveston Harbour, and we'll be paddling there to see it, and maybe a chance to see other things in town, like Britannia Shipyards, the Cannery National Historic Site, and Pajos Fish & Chips. Who knows? Contact: Madeline W John.Onderdonk@telus.net
This is the evening Dryland session of the Introduction to Moving Water clinic which includes outfitting, hazards, and maneuvers that will help you get started to safely and successfully navigate your canoe in rivers. Open free to all members who have taken Basic Paddlers. Register in Advance: Dave B itsusinus@gmail.com
This is the On Water day for the Introduction to Moving Water clinic which includes outfitting, hazards, and maneuvers that will help you get started to safely and successfully navigate your canoe in rivers. Open free to all members who have taken Basic Paddlers. Register in Advance: Dave B itsusinus@gmail.com
A family-friendly paddle in the sheltered ocean waters between North Vancouver, Burnaby and Port Moody. Contact Bryan G bryan_gormann@sfu.ca
The Hudson Bay Girls is an all-female canoe team who completed a groundbreaking, 1,300-mile expedition of a historic Voyageur Fur Trading Route, from Lake Superior to Hudson Bay.
A family friendly paddle through the countryside between Mission and Agassiz. Contact: ubiquitousb7@gmail.com
Calling all Whitewater Paddlers! This River Rescue Skills day will be led by RCABC certified moving water instructors. Many of us learn these skills, but don’t get a chance to practice. Now is your chance! • throw bagging • canoe over canoe on the river • towing and pushing boats • swimming with and without […]
This is a a two-day mentored weekend on the Mamquam River in Squamish is intended primarily for recent graduates of the Intro to Moving Water to get more practice and exposure to river paddling before Rivers Week and other summer white water venues. Register in advance: Marc G: chez.guimond@gmail.com
Rob Asbeek Brusse will take us on a journey exploring the Thomsen River on Banks Island
A week of Rivers and more, starting on the Similkameen near Princeton, and continuing hopefully on the Tulameen. Then, for the second part of the week, there are 3 possibilities: 1) Nicola River near Merrit, or 2) Shuswap River near Cherryville, or 3) Thompson River near Kamloops. We'll know which option closer to the time, […]
