Below is our interactive club calendar, which shows upcoming events for training courses and trips and expeditions, as well as upcoming social events. For more information on planned events, visit our Trips and Training pages.

We also run regular training sessions throughout the year:
Tuesday Mornings – Discover & Explore courses dependent on coach availability
Tuesday Mornings – coach supported recreational paddling
Tuesday Race training – 5:30 pm on the water – all year – Training Coordinator
Thursday evening (April – October) – 5:45 – Touring skills development
Thursday Race training – 5:30 pm on the water – all year – Training Coordinator
Saturday Race training – 9.00 am on the water except Hare and Hounds Days (usually the third Saturday of the month) – Training Coordinator

Paddlesport and Adult Courses
Tuesday evenings Adult courses Discover & Explore further information: – Training Coordinator

Jun
6
Sat
2020
Conwy Ascent
Jun 6 all-day

15km upstream race or tour on the incoming tide from Conwy to Dolgarrog. This is an open estuary race where the current is strong and the conditions can be rough. All paddlers must wear a buoyancy aid and all boats must have adequate buoyancy for the conditions. We recommend an ability cut off level at Division 7 but experience of similar conditions is more important:

http://www.dcpaddlers.co.uk/conwy_ascent/

Jul
5
Sun
2020
Hilbre Island Sea Kayak Race @ Dee Sailing CLub
Jul 5 all-day

Sea Kayak race around Hilbre Island on the mouth of the River Dee Estuary

West Kirby Race (4Km) – Any class of craft, novice padders and Juniors (under 16), SUPs.
Little Eye Race (9Km) – Fast touring boats, Doubles and racing SUPs
Hilbre Race (13Km) – Sea Kayaks, Ladies Sea Kayaks, Tandem Sea kayaks, Racing Surf Skis, High-performance Sea Kayaks and new for this year team of 3 sea kayaks (Must paddle and finish together)

https://www.liverpoolcanoeclub.co.uk/hilbre/

Jul
26
Sun
2020
Tewkesbury Hasler
Jul 26 all-day

2019 saw the inaugural Tewkesbury Hasler draw a large turnout of nearly 200 paddlers, half of whom came from out of region. The River Severn is a good width and mainly straight with minimal flow so is suitable for all paddlers.

http://www.gloucestercanoeclub.co.uk