BPTA shall promote and establish a navigable paddle trail within Deschutes County that will enhance river and lake recreation and appreciation for a wide variety of recreational water enthusiasts while promoting water safety, education, and stewardship. Whether you want to sea-kayak the beautiful High Cascade Lakes with sweeping mountain views, paddle a gentle section of the Lower Deschutes River among the otters, beavers and eagles, or whitewater-raft an exciting stretch of river just minutes from Downtown Bend, the Deschutes Paddle Trail has something for all recreational water enthusiasts. The Bend Paddle Trail Alliance a nonprofit organization, and is devoted to the preservation of the natural beauty of the Deschutes Paddle Trail. Bend, Oregon

CROCC was founded in 1992 and was the first dedicated outrigger canoe club in Portland and the Northwest. We welcome all new paddlers whether you have previous experience or not. CROCC enjoys the thrill of competitive racing but our main goal is to have fun and to honor outrigger traditions. Portland, Oregon

The Golden Dragons PDX Dragon Boat Paddling Club is men and women, at least 50 years old, who paddle dragon boats for fun, fitness and friendship year-round on the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon. The club was founded in 1996 and currently has more than 150 members. We have Open Practice Monday, Wednesday and Friday year-round, despite rain, heat or holidays (except during unsafe conditions). All, at least 14 years old (minors accompanied by guardians), are welcome to join us to try our Open Practice. We also have lots of social get-togethers. Portland, Oregon

Hood River Outrigger Canoe Club is a group of dedicated outdoor enthusiasts from diverse backgrounds who all love the water & paddling. Hood River Outrigger Canoe Club (HROCC) is a non-profit 501(c)3 public charity organization that provides to its membership the opportunity to learn, recreate, practice, train, race and build an O'hana (family) with others that love paddling outrigger canoes and kayaks with continuous focus on the HROCC Key Mission Objectives. HROCC was founded on April 1st 2013 and eventually became a 501 (c) 3 in 2017 by offering members the opportunity to paddle our 6-person Outrigger canoes as a team for camaraderie, fitness, training and racing. Our club regularly paddles from April through October on the Columbia River with our much loved canoes that are located at Nichol's Boat Basin in Hood River, Oregon

Founded in 1993, Mountain Home Canoe Club is a well-established club with a diverse membership ranging in age from 28 to 60. We have excellent coaching and consistent paddling clinics on our dock which will help you continue to develop your paddling skills throughout the year no matter your skill level. Portland, Oregon

Southern Oregon Non Profit Whitewater Rafting Club - Since 1982. Our mission is to provide recreational boating opportunities on rivers and promote boating safety and education. We welcome everyone in the Southern Oregon area to join us. Rafters, Catarafters, kayakers, canoes and any other whitewater craft. Roseburg, Oregon

The OKCC is a group of boaters in the Portland area who have banded together to pursue a common interest in whitewater boating. Our primary focus is to organize river trips at all skill levels, while strengthening the boater community. Safety, as well as enjoyment, is considered important on all club-sponsored trips. We are also involved in ocean kayaking and surfing, slalom races, instruction, and river conservation. Portland, Oregon

Centered in Portland, Oregon, the 450+ members of the Oregon Ocean Paddling Society (OOPS) engage in a rich variety of sea kayak activities. Don't let the club's name fool you as members participate in flat-water, as well as ocean and surf zone paddles. We are an active club with members of all ages and skill levels. Members participate in paddling trips, educational activities and social events each month.

ORT is a collection of whitewater paddlers who compete on a variety of rivers throughout the West Coast in multiple 2-6 man paddle raft teams. We race head to head with other teams and against the clock through rapids ranging from class III (mild) to class V (extreme). ORT is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. We serve our community by providing river trips to disabled veterans, youth organizations, and various other community groups. ORT participates in river cleanup events throughout the Portland area where we are based. We also promote the sport of whitewater raft racing at a national and international level. ORT educates and trains athletes to compete at an elite level while managing the Western Whitewater Championship Series (WWCS) and United States Rafting Association (USRA) events. Portland, Oregon

Oregon's Premier Whitewater Rafting Club. The Oregon Whitewater Association brings private boaters together for the enjoyment of whitewater boating. Our vision is to promote whitewater safety and training for all of our membership in an effort to provide safety awareness and confidence when executing river rescue skills. OWA is the community of choice where fun and river adventures thrive and where people and rivers connect. Portland, Oregon

Pacific Outrigger Canoe Club was established in 1997. It is an association of adult men and women who train for recreational and competition paddling in six-person outrigger canoes. Members commit to regular paddling and training schedules and donate time, energy and resources to maintain club operations and to pursue club goals. We are a small club of gentle folk looking to grow our membership. We welcome all adults 18 and over, people from all walks of life and folks of varying paddling experience. We offer competitive and recreational opportunities. If you’ve never paddled before, it's not a problem. We have life jackets and paddles on site, and we'll show you the ropes. Portland, Oregon

Welcome to our Dragon Boat Racing Club. Dragonboating. Three minutes of absolute perfection in form, focus and physical, energetic unison, 22 people on a 44-foot-long boat. Hours of practice at ridiculous times, whatever the weather. Driven, dedicated, and determined. The world's fastest growing, most popular team sport, with over 2500 teams and 75000 members - and right here in Salem, the dragon has bitten our paddlers. Those paddlers are the members of the Peace Dragon Warriors, Salem's premiere dragon boat racing team. Salem, Oregon

The Portland Boat Club is a group of dedicated rowers, mostly scullers, in Portland, Oregon. Up until 1994, we were the Portland Rowing Club, a revival of one of the oldest rowing clubs west of the Mississippi, but following a legal split from a houseboat moorage of that name, we are the Portland Boat Club. We offer our members the benefits of belonging to a competitive club. We offer camaraderie with a focus on improving sculling performance, use of club boats, as well as moorage for privately owned boats. The Portland Boat Club is a member club of USRowing. Portland, Oregon

Promoting performance and fitness canoeing and kayaking in Portland, Oregon. The Portland Kayak & Canoe Team has been active since 1993, operating from a boathouse at Sellwood, on the Willamette River. The club is a non-profit, volunteer organization affiliated with USA Canoe / Kayak. Our membership includes adult paddlers of all ages and an active group of youngsters under the guidance of volunteer coaches. KCT promotes a spirit of excellence in the sport and we welcome all kayakers and canoeists who seek to become more skillful, fit, or competitive. Portland, Oregon

The Portland Vancouver Rowing Association (PVRA) is a strong coalition of Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington area rowing clubs, partners, donors, staff and volunteers from all over the Pacific NW region who come together to organize and manage rowing competitions and other rowing-related events in the Northwest Region. Each year thousands of athletes, coaches, US Rowing officials, fans and volunteers attend our events, which include the annual US Rowing Regional Youth and Masters Rowing Championships, the Row for the Cure and more. Portland, Oregon

Station L Rowing Club is a member-governed 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation located in Portland, Oregon. As a community rowing club, we offer a complete adult rowing program, from Learn to Row classes for the general public to high level competitive opportunities for our members. Member coached programs include sculling and sweep rowing. Club members compete in local, regional and national regattas, generally in the "Masters" category. Portland, Oregon

Dragon Boat & Outrigger Canoe Club in Portland, Oregon. All Wasabi members have one thing in common, a love of paddling and racing, whether on a Dragon Boat, an Outrigger Canoe, or both. We are always welcoming new members to join the club. You are welcome to discover Competition, Community, and Camaraderie on the water.

The Willamette Kayak and Canoe Club has a membership of over 200, and is based in the mid-Willamette Valley of Western Oregon in the city of Corvallis. The club's goals are to: Promote the enjoyment, challenges, thrills, and camaraderie of kayaking and canoeing; Organize river and surf outings for its members; Promote water safety; Help members acquire the confidence and skills needed for kayaking and canoeing; Help conserve, preserve and protect the free-flowing rivers of Oregon.