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Let‘s bundle up and get together on a class II play section and encourage people to swim and rescue each other! We‘ll practice some rescue scenarios by doing it for real. Come shapren up on your rescue skills!

Great paddling close to Seattle

42nd ANNUAL Green River Cleanup! Saturday 5-2-26 Join WRRR and WKC to enjoy the day recreating along the river, and cleaning up trash at the same time. As always, there will be lots to do for boaters and non boaters. River stretches are rated class II-IV. The last several years proved that we will boat no matter the flow! Hiking and ground crew sections are available from flat trail to adventurous river corridor cleaning. Be prepared for a long day on the river collecting trash. Bring snacks, hand protection, and dress for some degree of hiking the shoreline. In person registration can be done from 10am-11am at the Headworks put in (just before the army corps gate on river left), at Flaming Geyser, and Kanasket-Palmer State Park (in the parking lot near ledge drop one) from 9:30am-10:30am. Cleanup members can camp at Kanasket-Palmer Campground, before and after the event. Please RSVP on Recreation.gov or by calling 360-319-6524. Unfortunately, the group site is not available this year. Individual sites are first come first serve, so reserve your spot soon! WRRR will be hosting a BBQ at Flaming Geyser picnic shelter #3 on Saturday afternoon after the event for members (or a $5 donation for non-members) Note the meeting location for each section: Headworks: Kanasket Palmer State Park Upper: Flaming Geyser State Park Lower: Flaming Geyser State Park YoYo: Flaming Geyser State Park

Let‘s paddle something south of Tacoma!

This will be a flatwater paddle - destination TBD

Hoping to catch this lovely river at a nice water level. We will be car camping but motels are nearby

Come and paddle this amazing little river. Car camping nearby or stay in a motel.

Middle Middle ideally, but subject to change depending on flows. Backup plan is upper middle.

TBD - Trip Coordinator to Provide

Come and join us for a hearty breakfast and a day of paddling. We will provide breakfast and also welcome potlick additions! Multiple trips will be scheduled which you will be able to sign up for.

If you‘re already comfortable canoeing Class II or II+, this 1 day clinic is designed to help you up your whitewater game. Learn how to have fun playing your way down rivers and rapids, not just "survive" them. We‘ll spend time on eddy catching and surfing different types of waves.
Students need to have canoes that are designed and equipped for whitewater.
Note - this class is for canoes only. Space is limited.

Trip Coordinator to Provide

Trip Coordinator to Provide

Will decide where we‘ll paddle based on water level. This will be an excellent followup to the Playboat Clinic but all are welcome.

This is a great section of the Stilly with the potential for lots of eagles.

This two day class is for solo canoeists interested in advancing their skills on and gaining confidence paddling whitewater.

This two day class is for solo canoeists interested in advancing their skills on and gaining confidence paddling whitewater.

Come hone your paddling skills, have fun and hang out in a great location. When open, clicking on register will take you to the WKC registration page. If you have any questions, contact Jennie Goldberg at theleague@nwwhitewater.org

This two day class is for tandem or solo canoeists interested in advancing their skills on and gaining confidence paddling whitewater.

Come hone your paddling skills, have fun and hang out in a great location. When open, clicking on register will take you to the WKC registration page. If you have any questions, contact Jennie Goldberg at theleague@nwwhitewater.org

Come and paddle this fun, friendly race course! When registration is open, clicking on register will take you to the WKC registration page.

This two day class is for tandem or solo canoeists interested in advancing their skills on and gaining confidence paddling whitewater.

This course teaches recognition and avoidance of common river hazards, execution of self-rescue techniques, and simple rescues of paddlers in distress.

Emphasis is placed on personal and group safety and on simple, commonly used skills. Fundamental techniques for dealing with hazards that carry greater risks for both victim and rescuer, such as entrapments and pins, also are covered.

PTCC is subsidizing this course, so the cost to you is only $150 for 2 full days of training!

This course teaches recognition and avoidance of common river hazards, execution of self-rescue techniques, and simple rescues of paddlers in distress.

Emphasis is placed on personal and group safety and on simple, commonly used skills. Fundamental techniques for dealing with hazards that carry greater risks for both victim and rescuer, such as entrapments and pins, also are covered.

PTCC is subsidizing this course, so the cost to you is only $150 for 2 full days of training!

Enjoy some big water fun!

This one-day class is for confident quiet water or lake paddlers who are looking to make the jump to paddling near shore on Puget Sound and/or on tidal rivers that flow into Puget Sound. The possibility of wind, waves, current, and cold water all exist, so you should dress appropriately and be prepared for dynamic conditions. An online presentation prior to the day of the class will also be included, to learn about tides, currents, hazards peculiar to coastal areas and tidal rivers, methods for anticipating and dealing with wind and waves, and reading/interpreting both terrestrial maps and nautical charts.

Solo and Tandem canoes and kayaks are welcome. If you need help with gear, reach out and the club can help get things together for you.

Enjoy some big water fun!

Ever wanted to learn how to paddle a canoe? This is the class for you! In this class you will gain confidence using a canoe, learn strokes that will allow you to steer without switching sides, and learn how to work with a paddling partner to get where you want to go on the water. Sign up with a partner, or sign up solo and we will pair you with somebody. Bring your own canoe, life jacket, and paddle, or let us know and we can cobble together supplies for you.

You must register online for this event. Participants are required to wear a Coast Guard Approved PFD at all times while on the water. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

Come join us for this long-standing Club tradition of paddling in the glorious Methow Valley with fantastic camping at Loup Loup Campground.

Come join us for this long-standing Club tradition of paddling in the glorious Methow Valley with fantastic camping at Loup Loup Campground.

Come join us for this long-standing Club tradition of paddling in the glorious Methow Valley with fantastic camping at Loup Loup Campground.

Come join us for this long-standing Club tradition of paddling in the glorious Methow Valley with fantastic camping at Loup Loup Campground.

Come join us for this long-standing Club tradition of paddling in the glorious Methow Valley with fantastic camping at Loup Loup Campground.

Enjoy the warmth and non intimidating low water Wenatchee. This is contiguous with Kanufest so it is a convenient way to stretch your July 4th holiday on the way home. We will surf plenty. Bring extra water, sunscreen and a snack. Helpful to have a chair & libations to enjoy on the grass while awaiting shuttle at end of day; you’ll be exhausted. Contact Coordinator Mary if you wish to camp on concrete floor in the church basement, Cashmere. Contact: Mary Keppler Mskeppler@gmail.com

Enjoy the warmth and non intimidating low water Wenatchee. This is contiguous with Kanufest so it is a convenient way to stretch your July 4th holiday on the way home. We will surf plenty. Bring extra water, sunscreen and a snack. Helpful to have a chair & libations to enjoy on the grass while awaiting shuttle at end of day; you’ll be exhausted. Contact: Mary Keppler Mskeppler@gmail.com

Come join us on this fun float, eat watermelon and celebrate Tom! Think you can spit a watermelon seed farther than John V or Renee W? Think again but they welcome the challenge!

This class is for any canoeist who is comfortable paddling on quiet water and wants to gain the confidence to paddle easy rivers. Canoes must have built-in or secured flotation. Both solo and tandem canoes welcome.

This class is for any canoeist who is comfortable paddling on quiet water and wants to gain the confidence to paddle easy rivers. Canoes must have built-in or secured flotation. Both solo and tandem canoes welcome.

This hands-on class will cover the fundamentals of River Safety and Rescue. It will include topics such as wet exiting your boat, how to swim a rapid, use of throw ropes, swimmer and boat rescues, wading in current and techniques for unpinning boats. The class will be held on very easy section of river at The Powerhouse where Tokul creek joins the Snoqualmie. You‘ll need a Discover Pass. Please come outfitted for the river and bring your boat, a throw bag, and any other rescue equipment that you‘d like to try out! Be ready to go at 10am. We will take a lunch break and be done by mid-afternoon.

This is a great, short end of summer class II practice run close to Seattle

Our annual tidewater trip up McAllister Creek heading up on the flood tide and back on the ebb. We follow the edge of Puget Sound alongside the Billy Frank Wildlife Refuge, then up narrow McAllister through woodlands and then salt marsh. Expect to eat your picnic lunch in your boat as there are no good landing spots. Lots of nature, mostly calm water, possible challenges from downed trees, so trip leader will have his pruning saw handy.

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