The Nantahala River, as usual, provided an excellent means to escape the summer heat last weekend. Kathy Cusick and Martin Doyle joined my last minute quest to knock off some rust after a long layoff from paddling, and the Nanty …
Mark your calendar for the Winter Social and Business Meeting and Social on Sunday, December 3 @ 11:00 am. Club business includes announcement of the election results. Come meet your new CCC Board for 2024! Club social includes lunch. CCC …
Greetings CCC Members! It is time to elect our officers for next year. We have a slate of candidates who are stepping up to lead our club in 2024. The voting will open on November 16 and close on December …
The annual CCC Fall Business Meeting will take place on Wednesday, October 18 at 7:00 PM EDT. The meeting will be conducted via Zoom, and all members are invited to access the meeting by following the link below. Please join …
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Each year, the Carolina Canoe Club appoints a Nominating Committee to help identify and recruit club members to serve as officers for the following year. The CCC elections are held in November. This year, we are extremely grateful to Alton …
The CCC Board would like to remind you that the voting window for membership approval of 2023 budget is now open. The voting page, linked below, will be open until April 3. The voting form can be found here: …
The proposed budget for 2023 is now available for your review. As per the CCC bylaws, we will have a 15-day voting window opening on March 20 and ending April 3. You can find the budget here: https://www.carolinacanoeclub.org/files/all_members/2023_Proposed_Budget.pdf Voice your …
The CCC would like to offer a hearty congratulations to our new Webmaster, David Johnson, after the Board recently voted to confirm his appointment. Dave will begin his second stint as CCC Webmaster, having served in that role in 2017-18. …
When a last-minute work event cancellation freed up my weekend, I quickly scrambled to make some plans to get out to the mountains to paddle. With no rain in the forecast and the Nolichucky slowly dropping, I figured it would …
Local flooding to to intense rains in Bryson City has affected Smoky Mountain Meadows Campground and may force some WOR attendees to seek campsites elsewhere.
If you have a reserved campsite at SMM, you will be accommodated.
If you are hoping to park in the field at SMM, you may do so – but there will be no vehicles allowed in the field. You will have to park along the perimeter of the road and walk to the tent site.
Morning meetings will be held under the pavilion at SMM (the big tent will not be up, as that area will be used for camping).
Other area campground options are available – check the club FB page and CCClist.
