Lower Coquitlam River: Gr 1
PocoA gentle stream through Port Coquitlam to the Fraser River. Contact Mike D - Mike2166@hotmail.com
A gentle stream through Port Coquitlam to the Fraser River. Contact Mike D - Mike2166@hotmail.com
A gentle stream spills onto a tidal slough in Pitt Meadows. Contact Mike D Mike2166@hotmail.com
This trip starts at Yale where the gold pannners work the beach. Voluminous river, swift current, occasional big waves, and a few avoidable hazards. What more could you ask? Contact John D on or before Thursday Oct 11th. jtrad@telus.net
A unique and beautiful place for a family friendly paddle and hike. Contact Leigh B
Join us for this annual family friendly trip from Harrison Hotsprings to Kilby Prov Park! The eagles will be roosting and the salmon will be squiggling! Expect a cast of thousands! Dress warm and bring a camera! Prepare to be out from dawn till dusk! Contact Dave W 604 467 8623 westell@shaw.ca
We paddled here for the first time earlier this year. We heard it is popular with the eagles during November. Mike resolved to find out. Join him in search of the Lost Eagles of the Fraser Valley. Contact Mike D mike2166@hotmail.com
Dec 1, 2018 Doors 6 pm Dinner 7 pm Cash bar
Following the AGM on January 9, 2018. Last summer 8 paddlers made the journey north to Fort Simpson NWT to fly into headwaters of the Broken Skull river. They spent 3 weeks paddling down the Broken Skull and South Nahanni rivers back to the Liard. Please join us for a video presentation of this journey […]
Hundreds of people paddle the Skagit River to celebrate the annual return of the bald eagles near Rockport Wa. This is a trip to the US. The smallest mishap can mean exorbitant medical bills. Travel insurance required. Contact Dave W westell@shaw.ca
After the AGMPaddy and Greg (and possibly a few others) will present to the club their 3 weeks 2018 trip on the Broken Skull and South Nahanni River. "Last summer 8 paddlers made the journey north to Fort Simpson NWT to fly into headwaters of the Broken Skull river. They spent 3 weeks paddling down […]
