An Inland Adventure: 200 miles along the Welsh Marches A couple of months ago, Liverpool Canoe Club members Linda Smith and Andy Garland set off on an adventure. They paddled the length of Wales along the England-Wales border. They sent us over this report to give us a flavour of how they planned, any issues they faced, and how it all went. In May 2022 we embarked upon a trip… Read More »An Inland Adventure: 200 miles along the Welsh Marches

River Banwy Open Canoe Trip Sunday 13th November Martin and Nikki suggested an open canoe trip on the Sunday and 7 of us met up at Costa Coffee at Ruabon. We discussed the options of which river to paddle; Conwy too short, Dee too well known, Banwy was a good option, especially as Martin assured us it would have plenty of water in it. We set off for deepest Wales… Read More »River Banwy Open Canoe Trip Sunday 13th November

Kayaking and gymnastics. Last weekend saw Liverpool canoe club back up in Teeside staying at Langdon Beck. It has been a while since we were last here and good to get back. The weather was typical for the time of year, dark, dull and miserable but wet which is always good when kayaking. People arrived on Friday evening and the group stayed in the hostel, we made a plan to… Read More »River Tees WW Weekend by John Cooke

River Severn Trip by Carl Leungs 7 members of the club including one member from Wolverhampton made the effort to paddle the 12 miles flat moving water stretch of the river Severn everyone arrived at the agreed time of 9 am after unloading the boat and getting dressed ready to paddle we did the short shuttle to Frankwell car park. SJust as we were ready to get on the water… Read More »River Severn Trip by Carl Leungs