Announcements
On March 3rd, the Raleigh City Council approved the Neuse River Blueway Plan. This plan includes many improvements to present river access and will be a win for paddlers. Many thanks to Bob Brueckner and other CCC members that gave …
Raleigh City Council Approves Neuse River Blueway Plan Read more »
It’s all about safety! Every time you get on a river to paddle, you make a personal risk assessment about your safety. As the pandemic continues to impact our lives and paddling activities, you will have to make an additional, …
Covid 19, Winter, and Rainy days have kept many paddlers indoors here recently. These are good times to start checking and cleaning your gear for the upcoming Spring. Along with your gear you should also be checking your skills, particularly …
We have recently learned that City of Raleigh paddling access points below the Milburnie access on the Neuse River may be closed due to a log jam under the New Bern Avenue Bridge. The city is advising paddlers that the …
Wayne Jones, CCC Education Chair here. I need some help in planning and developing a slate of education activities (virtual sessions and paddling clinics for the upcoming year); people to help me to both conceptualize and execute. You don’t have …
You may have seen recent reports about no-parking signs being posted on Bynum Beach Road, leaving no place to park when using the Chatham County-owned Bynum Beach Access on the Haw River. Chatham County developed a set of recommendations in partnership …
Bynum Beach Access Update and Potential Middle Haw Hazard Read more »
New to whitewater paddling? Just interested? Join us for a virtual introduction to the Carolina Canoe Club and some of what we do: Week of Rivers, instruction, river trips, and some of the basics: Can you paddle when it is …
The following update was provided by our paddling friend Raymond Williams: It appears that the Virginia paddling access fee will be delayed for at least a year. The proposed state budget, which the General Assembly released Wednesday, includes an amendment …
Update/permit now required to access some rivers in VA Read more »
First off let me thank everyone for giving me the opportunity to give back to this great organization that has helped me so much. Secondly thank you to all those who served in this position before me to include Shane …
Please take a moment to congratulate the 2021 CCC Board and Staff. Thanks to these new leaders and those continuing to serve! CCC Board: Dana Hoffman (President) Shane Brown (Conservation) William Holman (Safety) Joe Berry (Cruise) Mary Stager (Secretary/Treasurer) Doug …
