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Nisqually Cleanup - 9AM Both I+ and I-II meet at Nisqually Park (aka Yelm Hydroplant).
Part of Nisqually River Cleanup 2023 event and in conjunction with Washington Kayak Club, PTCC and WRRR. Nisqually Cleanup - I+ and II-III sections meet at 9am at Nisqually Park (Yelm Hydroplant) for shuttles. We will pick up trash along the way down.
There will be a BBQ (or raffle if COVID surges) at the McKenna Park put-in afterward. This is a fun river stewardship event that typically draws in lots of boaters as well as non-boater friends who help out with cleaning up on land.
***For more info & WKC registration - Be sure to register on the WKC website in addition to this page***
2024 Nisqually Cleanup Registration: https://wakayakclub.clubexpress.com/content.aspx?page_id=4002&club_id=821680&item_id=2104129
The gates will be set up and so come and practice on the Cedar River slalom course. This is a "park and play" section of river (no shuttle required). This event always attracts some open boaters, mostly from across state or national borders. Come on over and show them we do know how to paddle canoes here in Washington.
This is a Washington Kayak Club Event. Register on the WKC website. You don’t have to be a WKC member. The register button here will take you there. It’s generally one registration for the weekend, whether you practice or race or both.
The annual Cedar River Spring Slalom on Class 2+ river. This is not a Paddle Trails Canoe Club event. It is hosted by the League of Northwest Whitewater Racers and the Washington Kayak Club, so the registration button here links to their registration page. The race is very low key. All abilities and paddlecraft are welcome.
Location is coordinator‘s-choice and will be weather-dependent. Dynamic flowing water, such as shorelines of Puget Sound or Class 1+ rivers. Suitable for canoes or sea kayaks.
Joint trip with WKC. Meet at Tanner Road at 11:30 a.m.
River will be chosen based on appropriate water levels
Location is coordinator‘s-choice and will be weather-dependent. Dynamic flowing water, such as shorelines of Puget Sound or Class 1+ rivers. Suitable for canoes or sea kayaks.
This is an amazing Class II-III whitewater trip that starts from Morton and ends at Bremer (Upper). It is best to undertake this run when the water level is between 800 cfs and 2,000 cfs. The trip leader will keep a close watch on the water level and make adjustments to the schedule accordingly. Thank you for being flexible.
Location is coordinator‘s-choice and will be weather-dependent. Dynamic flowing water, such as shorelines of Puget Sound or Class 1+ rivers. Suitable for canoes or sea kayaks.
A fun Class II river close to Seattle.
Location is coordinator‘s-choice and will be weather-dependent. Dynamic flowing water, such as shorelines of Puget Sound or Class 1+ rivers. Suitable for canoes or sea kayaks.
This is a super fun Class II+ whitewater run close to Seattle