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  • Bayou City Whitewater Club
    Houston's whitewater paddling club

  • Bergen University Kayak Club
    Our club started up in 1990 at the University in Bergen . Bergen is situated on the west coast of Norway. We undertake both white water and seakayaking. Today we have our own clubhouse and boathouse and a lot of sea and river kayaks which can be used freely by our members.

  • Blue Ridge River Runners
    Based out of Lynchburg, VA, Blue Ridge River Runners Canoe and Kayak Club was formed in December of 1984, and has grown to be the third largest club in Virginia.

  • Bow Waters Canoe Club
    in Calgary, Alberta, Canada

  • Bristol University Canoe Club

  • Canberra Canoe club
    Some information about the Canberra Canoe club, including some trips we have done and the start of what I hope will be a reasonable collection of paddling related pictures, along with any other related info I can find. Contributions welcome.

  • Canoe Club of Greater Harrisburg
    The CCGH is whitewater, flatwater, downriver and slalom racing, Red Cross safety, etc. Check out the Nescopeck Creek level on our web site.

  • Champlain Kayak Club
    Our Goals . . .To promote a philosophy of low-impact use of water resources To foster an ethic of responsible recreation among open water kayakers To sponsor a wide range of paddling activities which include day trips, overnight trips, paddling skills and safety clinics, and club social events To have fun!

  • Civil Service Canoe Club

  • CMU Explorers Club
    "The front page for the CMU Explorers Club whitewate resources."

  • Coastal Canoeists
    We are a club of over 600 canoeists and kayakers from Virginia and surrounding states. We coordinate trips for paddlers whose skills range from beginner to advanced and whose interests range from flatwater to Class V whitewater. Our club observes the AWA Safety Code. Often trips for different skill levels and locations occur on the same weekend. Occasionally trips involve riverside camping from boats.

  • Dallas DownRiver Club Web Page
    Specialty in river gages and weather reports for Texas and Arkansas region where most DDRC paddlers go.

  • Durham University Canoe Club Homepage

  • EddyLine Paddling Club

  • Fairfield Canoe Club
    Fairfield Canoe Club is located on the banks of the Yarra River in Alphington, Melbourne.

  • Fightin' Sea Weasels Home Page
    Indiana's premier rafting, canoeing, social, and outrageous story-telling club.

  • Georgian Bay Kayak Club
    Local kayak club, catering to ages 7 to 70. Aim is to teach enjoyable safe kayaking. Club base is social and family orientated with about 50 members so far. Established in 1979 we instruct basic kayaking and specialise where the demand is . one of our young members has gon on to become Canadian junior rodio champ. we also teach kayak surfing in lake Huron. just started our web as of March 97.

  • Greater Baltimore Canoe Club
    The Greater Baltimore Canoe Club is a group of paddlers primarily from the Baltimore/Washington area paddling together to promote fun, safety, and awareness on the river. Our members organize and lead many club outings every month, including trips appropriate for beginners.

  • Hoofers Outing Club Whitewater Pages
    The hoofers outing club whitewater group is actively involved in recreational paddling and instruction at all levels of ability. The club consists of a large group of kayakers, a few dedicated C-1ers and a small but growing group of open boaters. We travel far and wide to find the best whitewater around.

  • Kansas City Whitewater Club

  • Keel-Haulers Canoe Club
    Keel-Haulers Canoe Club, Inc. is a loose organization of some 300 families who share a common interest in the out-doors in general, and boating in particular. All kinds of boating. Flat water canoeing, Rafting, Kayaking, Racing, White water canoeing. Our purpose is simply to provide the framework to enjoy these things together.

  • Ljusnan Canoe/Kayak Club

  • Lower Columbia Canoe Club
    Portland, Oregon based canoe club supporting whitewater and flatwater canoeing. Active membership scheduling trips year round.

  • Lower Columbia Canoe Club
    The Lower Columbia Canoe Club (LCCC) of Portland, Oregon has the distinct luxury of having access to 100 river trips within a 100 mile radius and being located in a state that boasts 44 wild and scenic rivers.

  • MVP Newswave Online
    Merrimack Valley Paddlers: A 200 member WW Kayaking Club in New England MVPNewswave: Club Newsletter

  • New South Wales Sea Kayak Club
    A resource of information relevant to sea kayaking in Australia and in particular New South Wales. Includes articles from the club newsletter, the New South Wales Sea Kayaker and may links to other sea kayak resosurces..

  • Oregon Ocean Paddling Society (OOPS)
    Centered in Portland, Oregon, the 300+ members of OOPS are engaged in a rich variety of sea kayaking activities at all levels.

  • Princeton University Outdoor Action Program
    The Outdoor Action Program has been an important program for building community at Princeton for the past twenty years. Outdoor Action activities serve as powerful group bonding experiences that help students develop new friendships, learn leadership skills, increase interpersonal skills, develop concern for the environment, and learn lifelong wilderness skills. The Outdoor Action Home Page offers a wealth of resources about the outdoors both for the Princeton University community and the Internet community.

  • Rocky Mountain Canoe Club
    The Rocky Mountain Canoe Club is an organization dedicated to promoting paddling activities on flatwater and whitewater with an emphasis on the open canoe. Our page serves as an information resource to paddlers visiting rivers in the Colorado area.

  • Salford University Canoe Canoe and Kayak Club
    Welcome to the S.U.C.K home page. Since you have found us you are obviously at least slightly interested in what we do, where we go and who we are. This site aims to keep our members informed about whats going on, whats new, as well as reporting on what has happened and any urgent information that we need to pass on.

  • Shasta Paddlers Home Page
    The Shasta Paddlers is a group of approximately 100 whitewater and flatwater enthusiasts who paddle in northern California, Oregon, Idaho, or wherever the water looks inviting. The club's members are scattered around Redding, California where the southern Cascades meet the Sierra Nevada range.

  • Sheffield University Canoe club
    Welcome to Sheffield University Canoe club. We cater for all abilities, and take part in a variety of activities, from white-water paddling to canoe polo. There are a few British Canoe Union qualified instructors in our midst, and plenty of advanced paddlers who are happy to teach anyone wanting to learn.

  • ThamesWey Canoe Club

  • The University of Birmingham Kayak club

  • The University of Colorado Kayak Club
    CU kayak club page with lots of Colorado pictures

  • Three Rivers Paddling Club
    TRPC is a Pittsburgh-region club consisting of over 400 (mostly whitewater) paddlers from Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, the Maryland panhandle and beyond.

  • Townsville Canoe Club
    Townsville Canoe Club (located in North Queensland, Australia) is active in most areas of canoeing. Whitewater (recreation), Slalom, Canoe Polo, Sea Kayaking, Sprint and Marathon. The club has a regular callendar of events, and new and visiting paddlers are most welcome to participate. The club also has a number of boats for hire in most of the areas of interest as well as qualified coaches and instructors to introduce you to the sport of canoeing.

  • Univ of Alberta Paddling Society Home Page

  • Univ of East London Kayak Club

  • University Kayak Club at UW
    The University Kayak Club promotes a wide variety of human-powered boating activities. Over the past several years, most club members have been involved in whitewater and ocean kayaking, but some have participated in related sports such as canoeing and (more recently) even dragon boat racing.

  • University of Florida Canoe (and Raft) Club
    The UF Canoe and Rafting Club (UFCC) is a University of Florida sports club composed of students, faculty and staff members of the University of Florida who share an interest in canoeing, rafting, kayaking and other outdoor activities. Our goal is to provide the UF community a group where they can meet people who share an interest in paddle sports.

  • University of Limerick Kayak CLub
    The University of Limerick Kayak Club has about forty core paddlers and a heap of novices in the West of Ireland. We specialise in Guinness, whitewater and paddle surf, pretty much in that order.

  • University of Warwick Canoe Club

  • Victorian Sea Kayak Club
    The VSKA was formed in 1979 to bring together sea kayakers in south eastern Australia. We welcome and encourage all other sea kayak clubs, and individuals to contact us

  • Wampanoag Paddlers
    A family orientated canoe club that has been paddling New England for 25 years. Come and join us on the river!

  • Washington Kayak Club
    The Washington Kayak Club fosters community involvement in the paddle sports community. The club is an all volunteer organization and is successful because of the dedication of its membership. The club is proud of its heritage and standing in the paddling community. To create a better Washington Kayak Club, please join us and become involved. We thrive with the support of memberships. Committee chairpersons and general volunteers are always needed.

  • West Rouge Canoe and Kayak Club (Scarborough)
    Your club is active in the sport of sprint canoe and kayaking racing. We also participate in war canoe, North canoe and Dragon Boat racing.

  • Willamette Kayak and Canoe Club

  • York University Canoe Club

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Source: Preston's Kayak Page

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