Free to all members who have passed Basic Paddlers. Increase your knowledge and understanding of moving water, and learn the skills you need to use a current to your advantage and navigate a canoe safely in it. This all-day, on-water practice session follows a required evening dryland theory session, on Wed Jun 7. To register, […]
We'll do a river this Sunday, the day after Intro to Moving Water and hopefully close to it. That way, the moving water mentors (and maybe some recent graduates too) will get a chance to stay over and paddle a second river this weekend. Location is to be determined, of course, depending on where our […]
This is our general meeting and entertainment held on the second Wednesday of each month. For June, we are meeting in person at the Burnaby Lake Sports Complex West. All welcome.
Two river trips on one weekend. Plan to stay over. Camping is arranged for Fri & Sat nights. We're curating two sections of river and many mentors to provide the best possible experience for Intro to Moving Water graduates who may want to go on to paddle at Rivers Week. You'll need a boat outfitted […]
A family friendly paddle along the pastoral lands east of Mission. (Now moved from Sunday to Saturday so as not to conflict with Fathers Day) Contact: Bob P ubiquitousb7@gmail.com
The event of the year! A Week of Rivers, at the best time of year, and hopefully at their best levels. This year, we’re looking at the Similkameen, the Shuswap, and the Thompson! But river levels can be fickle! So watch our Rivers Week page at https://bp.beavercanoeclub.org/for-members/rivers-week/ and stay in touch to make sure you […]
This trip starts at Deas Island Regional Park and will end at Wellington Point Park, total distance between 13 to 15 km, if all goes as planned. After we cross safely to Gunn Island, we'll paddle through marshlands down a narrow channel. This is a lake-level trip with strong lake water paddling skills needed to […]
This family friendly paddle features a ring shaped shallow lake with two navigable tributaries, a passable tunnel to the outlet, and many channels in between, lined with parks and lovely summer homes. Come with Bob as he explores the Venice of the Fraser Valley! Contact: Bob P ubiquitousb7@gmail.com
BCC’s Annual Picnic at Cates Park, North Vancouver. Come early to get parking. Bring your own brunch. Paddle a little. Toss a throw bag. Join the fun! – and let Jill know you’re coming! Contact: Jill L jillpesl@gmail.com
A family friendly paddle on an almost circular route from Serpentine marsh to mud bay, Crescent Beach, Elgin Park, and Nicmekl Dam. A place to see birds and a rookery of seals – if they don’t see you first! Contact: Simon W simonpwatkins@gmail.com
