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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.

This is a nice easy paddle with a sandbar to stop at for lunch along the way. We‘ll be scouting this as a good spot for an upcoming class. You should come along! We‘ll meet at 10am at the put-in, Taylor‘s Landing in Duvall. Here are my photos from the club‘s last trip here: https://www.sanderlingphotography.com/SanderlingPhotography/PNW-Paddle-Clubs/PTCC-Snoqualmie-Duvall-to-Highbridge

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.

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.

This class is for canoeists that are comfortable paddling on quiet water and want to gain confidence to paddle easy rivers. Canoes must have built-in or secured flotation. Solo and Tandem canoes welcome.

This class is for canoeists that are comfortable paddling on quiet water and want to gain confidence to paddle easy rivers. Canoes must have built-in or secured flotation. Solo and Tandem canoes welcome.

This 2-day 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. This course is aimed at whitewater boaters interested in learning fundamental river rescue skills.

This one day class is designed for total beginners as an introduction to canoeing and kayaking on tidewater (salt or brackish water that is affected by tides), no previous experience necessary. An online presentation prior to the day of the class will also be included to learn about tides, currents, and reading 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.

Need a few paddlers capable of helping in case of a capsized canoe.

This 2-day 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. This course is aimed at whitewater boaters interested in learning fundamental river rescue skills.

We will paddle from the Everett waterfront to Lowell Rotary Park with a tidal assist. Lunch stop will be at Langus Riverfront Park, complete with picnic tables and flush toilets. Sightings of harbor seals, ospreys, bald eagles and more are likely. Trip distance 9 miles. Car shuttle at start and end.

Experience the beauty of the Skagit River on this scenic paddle from Marblemount to Howard Miller Steelhead Park. This section of the river offers gentle Class 1+ currents, stunning mountain views, and opportunities to spot wildlife like bald eagles and salmon. It’s a great trip for paddlers with some experience on moving water. The route is about 9 miles and typically takes 3–4 hours. Bring snacks, water, and layers for changing weather.

Very nice Class 2 float down a very scenic portion of the Yakima River. About 11 miles.

This class is for any paddler that is comfortable paddling on quiet water and want to gain confidence to paddle easy rivers. Canoes and kayaks must have built-in or secured flotation. Solo and Tandem canoes welcome.