Announcements
Register now for the April 29-30, 2023, L4 Swiftwater Rescue Course! Sign up here: L4 SWR L4 Swiftwater Rescue Skills Course Location: TBD Date: April 29-30, 2023: 0900-1800 daily Instructor: William Holman (For course specific questions, please contact William at …
This discussion is likely not what you expect! Discord is a chat tool used to communicate with communities and friends, usable from a web page or app. A while back the Foothills Paddling Club switched their main social media platform …
By Olivia Garcia March 16, 2023 — TLC is excited to announce the purchase of Chicken Bridge Forest, a 108-acre parcel of land in Chatham County now owned by TLC. The land has 2,250 feet of perennial stream with …
Triangle Land Conservancy Conserves 108 acres in Haw River Corridor of Chatham County! Read more »
By Bob Brueckner The N.C. Senate passed a bill Tuesday afternoon that would add the Haw River State Trail to the State Park System if it becomes law. The land and water trail would run from Haw River State Park …
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: …
By Bob Brueckner If you live in the Triangle, sooner or later you’ll paddle the Haw River in Chatham County because it’s the biggest in the region and the one that’s most likely running. There are two events coming up …
Register now for the April 15, 2023, L3 River Safety Rescue Course! Sign up here: L3 RSR Location: TBD, Tentative – Haw River at Highway 64 Date: Saturday, April 15, 2023: 0900-1800 Cost: $45 Instructor: Chris Mattox Open to all …
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The CCC was excited to learn that the Haw River State Trail Bill (S100) will be heard next Wednesday, March 15, at 9:00 am by the Senate Agriculture, Natural and Economic Resources Committee in 1124/1224 of the Legislative Building in …
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 …
February posts for our CCC journal, Carolina Paddler, are available. Here is the February 2023 edition’s Table of Contents, with “Dreaming of Paddling, Stuck in PT,” “What is the ACA?,” “Canoeing Labrador’s Notakwanon River” and more. Future issues will have profiles on Paul …
