Inverness Canoe Club - Kayaking and Canoeing in the Scottish Highlands

We will once again be running an Introduction to Kayaking course this Spring, on Wednesday and Friday evenings from the 7th April to th 30th April 2010.

The course is aimed at beginners who want to learn basic kayaking skills and be able to join club trips - river or sea.  Those who wish can also undertake an assessment for their BCU/UKCC One Star Award after the course (and completing the 4 journeys you need for this award). 

The course will start on the 7th April and run for 4 weeks, training sessions will be held on Wednesday and Friday evenings.  The cost of the course is £60 (which includes boat/equipment hire).

There are a limited number of space offered on a first come first served basis.  All participants must be members of the club.  A minimum age of 16 is required for participants.
 
Location: Muirtown Basin, Inverness
Contact: Susan Luurtsema | This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

The club is running a special sea kayking pool session on Friday 19th February at the Inverness Aquadome. Starting at 9pm as usual, £4 per person.

Teaching will focus on sea kayaking skills and will be provided by some of the club's top sea kayak coaches.

Due to the size of sea kayaks, we unfortunately have to limit numbers. For this reason, we ask that you book in advance; booking is on a first come, first served basis and, for this evening only, if your name's not on the list, you're not getting in - sorry!

Booking requests and enquiries to Anne Murray: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

News Flash: the sea kayaking pool session is now fully booked. However, if you would still like to go, please contact Anne Murray to get your name on the reserve list.

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• Go exploring on Loch Tay
• Teach/practice poling
• Demo some sailing rigs and go sailing
• Tour round the crannog
• Take a leisurely decent of the River Tay - Kenmore to Grandtully!
• Practice some tracking and lining skills
• Explore a fantastic canoeing river (with no fishermen around)
• And play canoe games down Grandtully (for those who fancy a challenge)