The Alouette Paddling Club was founded in 2017 by the Head Coach, Brian Hammer. The club provides a place for all people, but especially children, adolescents, and young adults to learn new skills, take responsibility, learn leadership and be encouraged through the fun sport of canoeing and kayaking. We offer appropriate programs that meet the physical, mental and developmental growth of the participants. Through implanting knowledge of fair play, sportsmanship, good citizenship and self esteem we strive to influence all who paddle with us. Experience nature on the Alouette River in Pitt Meadows, BC, Canada!

If you're looking for well organized trips on terrific canoe routes, the Beaver Canoe Club is for you! We run lakewater and whitewater canoe trips around Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, Surrey and Southwest BC, hold canoe skills training clinics and offer education & entertainment for paddlers of all levels. Burnaby, BC, Canada

The Blackwater Paddlers, known officially as the Dene Voyageur Heritage Society, promote paddling in all of its forms in our community and area around Quesnel, Hallis Lake, Bowron Lakes. The club is a community organization through which paddling trips, canoeing lessons and social events are co-ordinated. Informal evening paddles, along with weekend events, are scheduled throughout the summer. Quesnel, BC Canada

Borderline Boaters Club is a relaxed group of Kootenay area paddlers that inhabit the wild waters of the West and South Kootenay region. As a rough guide, our members frequent the diverse waterways flowing in or out of Kootenay Lake, Duncan Lake, Slocan lake, Arrow Lakes. Major rivers include the Kootenay and Columbia, lessor rivers being the Slocan, Salmo, Kaslo, Duncan, and Granby to name a few. Borderline Boaters is a non-profit water-user group of individuals (using self propelled personal watercraft) that appreciates and is aware of all waterways, man-made and natural. It provides opportunities for all ages of both genders to recreate in a safe capacity, through junior development programs, skills development programs and river safety programs. It has a “leave no trace” policy and actively pursues responsible waterway management. As a group, we contribute to the well being and vitality of the community via social interaction, recreation and fitness using water and fun as the common medium. Crescent Valley, BC, Canada

The Burnaby Canoe and Kayak Club is located at the west end of Burnaby Lake and offers programs for people age 8 and older. BCKC is a non-profit organization that services our community with flatwater canoe and kayak opportunities, in a safe and positive environment lead by nationally certified coaches. Burnaby, BC Canada

CCE Paddling Club is a not-for profit kayak club serving the Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland area of BC, based in Cultus Lake, Chilliwack. We have been striving for excellence in Competition, Instruction, and Community for over 30 years. We provide services for individuals and groups interested in kayaking in a variety of environments: calm waters to roaring rivers; relaxing Sundays to international competition. It all began as a training center for many National Team athletes and Olympians. The club still supports the pursuit of excellence and has also grown to provide an equal number of recreational opportunities. Based on Cultus Lake and in the Chilliwack River Valley, we are the premier slalom training club in British Columbia. Cultus Lake, BC Canada

Competitive and Recreational Outrigger Canoe Paddling in the Comox Valley. Polynesian in origin, outrigger canoes were key to the settlement of the South Pacific islands as these large crafts were made for crossing open waters. Wind and waves bring the boat to life and the outrigger, attached to the left side of the canoe, is for stability. Outrigger canoe racing is the official team sport of Hawaii and Tahiti, and a growing paddlesport in Canada, particularly on the west coast where seaside communities provide a bounty of paddling conditions. Our club is competitively-focused but welcoming of all paddlers. We have men's, women's and mixed teams practicing several times per week, as well as a recreational group for those who want to paddle for fitness and fun. Our compound is conveniently located at the Courtenay Airpark Marina boat launch and has four OC6 (6 person) canoes and several OC2's and OC1's (one and two person canoes) for club member use. Courtenay, BC Canada

The Comox Valley Paddlers Club brings together people who share an interest in paddling and outdoor recreation. ALL LEVELS OF PADDLERS WELCOME. Although in-Club training in paddling skills and safety practices is not provided, members are encouraged to take advantage of the many training opportunities offered by certified commercial providers in the region. New members are always welcome. Members coordinate trips, outdoor activities and social events. Safety of members is a primary concern. Comox, BC Canada

The Cowichan Kayak and Canoe Club is a nonprofit organization established in 1994 and later incorporated under the B.C Society Act in May 2000. The current club membership consists of approximately 70 paddlers ranging in skill level from beginner to advanced. The club organizes a variety of activities to encourage the development of paddling skills and enjoyment of a sport that is increasing in popularity. Activities include organized day trips, multi-day kayak/camping adventures and training safety sessions. The club operates all year round and encourages an active participation of members to ensure club activities are meeting the needs of the membership. Cowichan Valley, Vancouver Island, B.C. Canada

Delta Outrigger Canoe Club is a non-profit group of people who enjoy paddling competitively and recreationally. Our club has two six-person, one two person and three one-person outrigger canoes for our members to use. We are located at the Deas Island Regional Park, an island in the lower reaches of the Fraser River, this is a great place for a paddle along the slough with the tall cottonwood trees and surrounding wetlands home to a variety of wildlife – from eagles and chickadees to frogs and otters.​ Delta, BC Canada

The Dogwood Canoe & Kayak Club is a group of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities who share a love of paddling, the outdoors and a respect for the environment. We paddle solo and tandem canoes and kayaks on flat water, moving water, white water, oceans, estuaries, lakes, and ponds. A number of our members sail canoes. Organized trips are planned from March to November. Membership includes free training, monthly newsletter, social activities, monthly meetings with slide shows and refreshments, and a whole lot of paddling fun. Vancouver, BC, Canada

Dragon Zone Paddling Club is a full service sport and social club operated by the Canadian International Dragon Boat Festival Society, offering paddling programs for both small boats (canoe, kayak and outrigger) and dragon boats. The Dragon Zone Paddling Club features a large and modern fleet of 20 person and 10 person dragon boats, marathon canoes, six person outriggers, one person outriggers and kayaks. Vancouver, BC Canada

Bringing Communities Together Through Paddling. Our mission says it all. The Fairway Gorge Paddling Club Society is committed to bringing people together as individuals, as teams, and as businesses, by sharing our passion - paddling. Companies are discovering that dragon boat and outrigger training are a great way of building teamwork and community in their offices. New paddlers are discovering a total-body workout that builds friendships and confidence while it builds muscles. Each year we bring thousands of people together for training, races and events on the beautiful waterways of Victoria. We are proud of our role in our community, and we strive to help bring people together – as individuals, as teams, as businesses and as families. Join us, as paddlers, volunteers and sponsors and help us bring communities together through paddling. Victoria, BC Canada

Welcome to the False Creek Racing Canoe Club, a multi-disciplinary paddling club located in beautiful Vancouver, B.C. We offer opportunities to train in and race Dragon Boat, Outrigger, Kayak, Surf Ski and Marathon Canoe, for all ages and levels. Whether you are interested in competing at world events, or simply keeping fit and having fun, we invite you to join us! Vancouver, B.C. Canada

The Fort Canoe Kayak Club is the best kept secret in Fort Langley. Based out of the Paddlesport Dock on the Bedford Channel, our club offers a variety of ways to get involved in our sport. Whether recreationally or competitively, we provide opportunities for adults and youth of all ages and experience levels to try paddling. At the Fort Canoe and Kayak Club we offer a variety of fun sprint canoe & kayak programs to get your kid(s) active! We strive to create programs for children of all ages and experience levels. Langley, BC Canada

Fort Langley Canoe Club is a non-profit group of people who enjoy paddling competitively and recreationally in four main classes of boats - Canoe & Kayak, Dragon Boat, Voyageur and Outrigger canoe. We started out as a Sprint Racing Club with youth competing in flat water racing. We continue with youth and adult flatwater canoeing and kayaking for all levels from recreational paddlers to international competitors. We paddle on the Bedford Channel, with our home being at the Paddlesport dock, just downstream from the Jacob Haldi bridge in Fort Langley, B.C., Canada

The Fraser Valley Paddling Club (formerly called the Fraser Valley Dragon Boat Club), a non-profit Society established in 2001, is 100% volunteer based. The Society is committed to assisting and overseeing activities which encourage, promote and develop teams within the Fraser Valley through Dragon Boat and OC programs. Our efforts are to help any and all individuals to develop new skills, create and strengthen friendships, encourage sportsmanship, embrace healthy competition and promote good health through active participation in these water sports. Come join a club that understands the power of a strong community. Belong to a club that promotes sportsmanship, friendship and healthy competition. Support a club that believes in a positive and safe paddling environment. Be part of one of the fastest growing water sports in the world. Harrison Hot Springs, BC Canada

The Gibsons Paddle Club is a non-profit society powered by volunteers and members. Serving the lower Sunshine Coast, the Gibsons Paddle Club promotes the sport of outrigger canoeing, voyageur canoeing, competition, on the water fitness, and camaraderie. Our membership includes paddlers of all ages and ability levels. Both recreation and competitive paddlers' needs are met with a wide range of canoes and equipment available. Protected and open waters areas can be found close to the canoe locations. Gibsons, B.C. Canada

Established in 1993, the Jericho Outrigger Canoe Club (JOCC) exists to bring the spirit of outrigger paddling to the beaches of Jericho. Our goal is to have people enjoy the water, spirit of competition and camaraderie that surrounds outrigger paddling. Whether you are just learning about the sport or are an athlete looking for a new challenge, our club can accommodate you. Training continues year 'round and we participate in local races and as far away as California and Hawaii. Our members' ages range from the early 20's to late 50's, and novices are more than welcome! Vancouver, BC Canada

The Kamloops Canoe and Kayak Club (KCKC) has been a force in the sport community for nearly 25 years. Since its inception, our club has been dedicated to making a positive difference in the community, and has been focused on providing youth with opportunities to develop physical literacy, healthy lifestyles and leadership skills. Past KCKC paddlers have competed at the Pan-American Canoe Championships, Sprint World Cup events, World Marathon Canoe-Kayak Championships, and World Sprint Canoe-Kayak Championships. KCKC offers an array of programs in order to achieve our goals of being inclusive and accessible to as many community members as possible. Shumway Lake, Kamloops, BC Canada

TRIPS is a canoe and kayak club run out of Pioneer Park in Kamloops, BC. We offer recreational as well as marathon programming and we also have several large voyageur style canoes which we occasionally use as well. We are open to members of all skill sets and interests and run weekly evening paddling sessions and day trips from April to October each year. If you are new to paddling then our learn to paddle sessions starting early in the spring are a great place to start. Kamloops, BC Canada

The Kelowna Canoe and Kayak Club (KCKC) is located in the sunny Okanagan Valley area of south central British Columbia. We are dedicated to all aspects of Sea, Lake, and Whitewater Kayaking and Canoeing, bringing canoeists and kayakers together to share information, to develop and improve paddling skills, and to offer safe recreational trips. Kelowna, BC, Canada

The Kelowna Dragon Boat Paddling Society (KDBC), formally known as the Kelowna Dragon Boat Club, was formed in 1999 when Ivan Carothers brought the sport to Kelowna. In 2003 we became a registered not for profit society completely run by volunteers. We offer everything from introductory to advanced levels of paddling. We develop new skills, create and strengthen teams, encourage sportsmanship and embrace healthy competition. Over the last 20 years we have grown to over 300 members and 14 teams. Our membership age ranges from 20 to 80 years old. KDBC was an integral part of bringing the first ever paddle trail to the Okanagan. It is a trail open to all non-motorized water sports. The trail spans 27 km with 22 buoys installed from McKinley beach to Bertram Creek Park. Kelowna, BC Canada

Latitude 48 Paddling Club is a non-profit outrigger paddling club that was founded in 2016 by coaches and leaders in the Victoria outrigger and dragon boat paddling community of British Columbia. Our mission is to teach and grow the sport and culture of outrigger paddling in Victoria BC. We commit to cultivate and perpetuate the values of respect, fairness, fun, friendship, work ethic, sportsmanship and competition to our members and to the greater paddling community. Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

The Lotus Sports Club offers instruction and training for paddlers of all age and experience levels who wish to race in a variety of non-powered watercraft such as dragon boats, outrigger canoes and Stand Up Paddle boards (SUPs). Based at the Barnet Marine Park on beautiful Indian Arm, the Lotus Sports Club strives to develop an awareness and appreciation of the ocean, fresh water and foreshore. Burnaby, BC Canada

Our purpose is to provide both structured programs which offer leadership and encouragement in the development of physical and social skills with the goal of participating in organized competition in the Olympic sport of Flatwater Sprint Canoe-Kayak, as well as access to recreational paddling opportunities for people of all ages and skill levels. Nanaimo, BC Canada

The Nanaimo Ocean Paddling Club is a non-profit amateur sport organization that provides entry-level to high performance outrigger canoe training for individuals of all ages and skill levels within the Nanaimo region. If you are new to the sport and just want to check it out, we have outrigger drop-ins at Brechin Paddling Dock. We believe that recreational and competitive sports are healthy ways of building mature and responsible citizens, developing leadership skills, providing social interaction, and promoting full participation in society. Nanaimo, BC Canada

Nanaimo Paddlers is a member of the BC Marine Trails Network which is dedicated to the creation of a marine network of access points and campsites along the coastline of British Columbia. Nanaimo and the West Coast of Vancouver Island is home to some of the most amazing paddling in the world. You can paddle among tree-covered islands, in secluded bays and coves, or along rugged coastlines. Experience paddling with friends who enjoy getting out for fun on their canoes and kayaks in our super natural marine playground - join Nanaimo Paddlers today! Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada

The Nelson Kayak and Canoe Club was founded in 1991. The Club was incorporated as a society on July 30, 2002, and has over 100 members. The mandate of the Nelson Kayak and Canoe Club is to promote safe paddlesport in and around Lakeside Park in Nelson, BC, Canada. Membership in the NKCC provides anyone interested in kayaking and canoeing with boat rentals, boat storage, group outings and lessons. Each year, the NKCC also sponsors summer camps for kids. Nelson, BC Canada

The Northwest Brigade Paddling Club is based out of Prince George, BC Canada.

Ocean River Paddling Club (ORPC) operates to promote the sport of paddling, primarily outrigger canoe. We exist to foster competitive canoe racing, fitness and paddling as a recreational pursuit. We are primarily an outrigger canoe club but we encourage and welcome paddlers with "other" hulls. Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

PIKA was formed in 1997 by a group of avid sea kayakers. Members are enthusiasts living in south western British Columbia and the Pacific North West. Local regional trips are organized starting in early March through to October. Trips range from day paddles on the local lakes, rivers, and inlets. Longer trips of 3 to 14 days will see groups paddle the Broken Group Islands, Gulf Islands, Sunshine Coast, Gods Pocket, Central Coast, and other wilderness areas of interest. Come out and join us and meet someone new to paddle with. We have created a unique identity: to help; to learn; to offer an enriching experience for people wanting to improve their paddling skills and find opportunities to enjoy BC's waterways. Langley, B.C. Canada

Our training grounds are around the scenic waters of False Creek, Granville Island, Kitsilano Beach, English Bay. Our Outrigger Club is in Kitsilano Yacht Club at Kits Beach beside the Kits swimming pool (2401 Point Grey Road, Vancouver). Pacific Reach was founded in 2001 with the vision to establish Competitive crews and a Social Club. To date, our Club is comprised of high performance paddlers, recreational and new learning members, SUP, Kayak and Surfski paddlers. Vancouver, BC Canada

We offer youth & adult paddling opportunities on One Mile Lake in beautiful Pemberton, British Columbia. Train & compete in dragon boat, sprint canoe & kayak, and outrigger... and we have great Summer Camp opportunities for the kids too! Pemberton Canoe Association's mission is to provide lifelong paddling opportunities, recreational and competitive, in our diverse community. So whether you are looking to keep fit, have fun, or join a world-renowned team, we have a spot waiting for you. Pemberton, British Columbia, Canada

Dedicated to increasing accessibility and achieving excellence in paddle sports at all levels of ability and participation. Located at Skaha Lake Park in Penticton (adjacent to the marina), PRCC has recreational, competitive, long distance and sprint programs for people of all ages, including programs for juniors, seniors and beginners. Introductory programs are run in the spring of each year for new paddlers. Skaha Lake, Penticton, B.C. Canada

The Pitt Meadows Paddling Club is a not for profit organization registered under the BC Societies Act. We provide a variety of water safety and paddling programs for members of our local community under the direction of a volunteer Board of Directors. Our programs include Dragon Boating, Outrigger Canoeing, Sprint Canoeing and Kayaking and Recreational Canoeing and Kayaking. We also offer PaddleALL programs for people with disabilities. Maple Ridge, BC Canada

We are a vibrant of two dozen, mostly senior, paddlers who are active on both the recreational and competitive level. Our paddlers regularly compete in races on Vancouver Island and the lower mainland. Our club belongs to the Canadian Outrigger Racing Association, (CORA) and in 2015 took 1st place in the CORA CUP mixed seniors division. The club is active year-round, paddling both on the ocean and on Powell Lake. We also take part in community events such as Sea Fair where we sponsor corporate races to promote group bonding and team spirit. The club also works with the local high school, bringing students out on the lake and and instructing them in paddling technique and water safety. Our goal is to have people enjoy the water, the spirit of competition and camaraderie that surrounds outrigger paddling and to use outrigger paddling as a non-stressful means of staying fit. Whether you are just learning about the sport or are an athlete looking for a new challenge, our club can accommodate you. Vancouver Island, BC Canada

Paddling Adventures for Kids. The Prince George Canoe and Kayak Club (PGCKC) is a local, community based club that offers paddling programs for kids, ages 7-18, of all experience levels. Our NCCP trained coaches blend water and boat safety lessons, with paddling techniques, games, and a respect for the environment where we paddle. Prince George, BC Canada

The Revelstoke Paddlesport Association was formed to bring together the nomadic paddlers of our community. Our goals are to promote paddling in Revelstoke by providing programs and equipment, organizing events, promoting safe practices and developing and maintaining water access and infrastructure for the public. As paddlesport enthusiasts, we advocate to preserve and protect free flowing, clean, healthy waterways. Revelstoke, BC, Canada

Ridge Canoe And Kayak Club is a flat-water sprint paddling club based at scenic Whonnock Lake, which is located in Maple Ridge, British Columbia. It consists of athletes of all levels residing in the communities of Maple Ridge, Mission, Pitt Meadows and the surrounding areas. Initially begun as an Olympic racing club in 1982, RCKC has attracted members with interests in many areas of paddling sports including recreational, marathon, and competitive canoeing, kayaking, and dragon boating. As the largest multi-disciplined paddling club in BC, our athletes have competed locally, nationally, and internationally. Olympic medalists and world champions have paid a visit from time to time. Whonnock Lake, Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada

Big waves or small, we thrive in all weather conditions. We are bounded only by the limits of our imagination and endurance. Join us in exploring the magnificent waters of the Salish Sea. The Salish Sea Coastal Rowing Club (SSCR) is the first FISA recognized coastal rowing club in BC. Based out of Jericho Sailing Centre we have great rowing and club facilities. Our members and our fleet are dedicated to coastal rowing. All rowers are welcome. Our fleet of Eurodiffusion boats are built to excel in waves and rougher water than any flat water rowing shell. This means that Salish Sea members can row in more weather conditions, more days of the year, and longer duration rows than any other rower. The ocean is our playground. Vancouver, B.C. Canada

Welcome to SKABC! We are a Vancouver-based club of independent kayakers who love the adventure of exploring our coastline by kayak. We offer club members training, trips, education and events. SKABC’s mission is to promote fellowship, safety, the exchange of information and skills, to encourage concern and respect for the environment, and above all to enjoy sea kayaking. Vancouver, BC Canada

Shuswap Rowing & Paddling Club (SRPC) is a non-profit society, registered in 2004. We are all volunteers and offer programs in outrigger canoeing, rowing, dragon boating and kayaking. Our mission Statement: To promote a healthy, happy lifestyle and to build a stronger community through promoting and developing paddling and rowing activities. Shuswap, British Columbia, Canada

The South Island Sea Kayaking Association – SISKA – is a non-profit organization dedicated to sea kayaking on Vancouver Island, particularly in the Greater Victoria area. We have monthly meetings/presentations and offer lectures, clinics, paddling trips, and Paddle Canada certification courses for members only. Victoria, B.C. Canada

Squamish area's local paddling club. We have paddlers on the rivers, lakes and ocean. A relaxed, friendly community group of people who love to use a paddle to move! We have instructors on the river, lake and ocean on club nights and pool sessions in the winter. Great for all ages, abilities and facets of paddle sport whether it be Sea Kayaking, SUP, Surf Ski, Canoeing or White Water paddling. Squamish, BC, Canada

Dragon Boating has been offered on the Sunshine Coast for the past 5 years. Our club began as a division of the Gibsons Paddle Club and is now a newly formed (2010) separate non profit society known as the Sunshine Coast Dragon Boat Club. The club owns 3 dragon boats which are kept at the MacKenzie Marina on beautiful Porpoise Bay through the generosity of Mr. Don MacKenzie. Our boats are 29 ft, 39 ft. and 48 ft. long and hold 10-22 paddlers along with a club approved coach and steersperson. The paddling season extends from April to the end of September with many opportunities on the water for having fun, improving fitness levels, and learning the techniques involved in paddling a dragon boat. We have approximately 130 adult members who sign up in January each year for one of our teams. Each team has a unique character and offers a different combination of recreational and competitive experience. Sechelt, BC Canada

Our members, ranging in age from our youngest 14-year-old Junior to a Master rower in his 70's, all proudly row a modern, high quality fleet of shells. Our Yachting Section runs an active racing calendar, organizes long weekend cruises during the season as well as many social events throughout the year. Vancouver, BC Canada

Established in 2009, Vancouver Water Adventures started their humble beginnings with a fleet of only two jet skis and two ambitious young owners. With a deep passion for Vancouver’s scenic landscape, unique waterways and natural history co-founders Brother and Sister set out to share their love of the outdoors with locals and tourists from around the world. Over the years the VWA family has expanded to include other tourism enthusiasts from various continents and a range of expertise. Fast forward to 2020 our fleet now includes 25 jet skis, 80 paddle boats, 60 kayaks and two beautiful tour boats! We’ve expanded from rentals to tours, lessons and more! Come visit us at either of our locations: our flagship at Granville Island and our kiosk at Kitsilano Beach. Located in one of Canada's top destinations for travel and outdoor adventure, we thrive on guiding our guests through navigating the beautiful shoreline of Vancouver. Vancouver, BC Canada

The Vancouver Whitewater Club (VWC) is a non-profit volunteer organization of whitewater enthusiasts who organize trips, training and educational meetings for paddlers in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. We offer introductory training for beginner whitewater kayakers but welcome all disciplines of whitewater paddling, so bring your Canoe, Kayak, Raft, Sup or Inflatable Unicorn and join us on the river. Vancouver, BC Canada

We provide affordable recreational paddling, no need to own or store a boat. The club is a not-for-profit organization devoted to the promotion of safe and skillful paddling. The Vernon Paddling Centre Society (VPCS) is a club of independent paddlers who enjoy outrigger canoeing and other paddling sports. VPCS's mission is to promote a diverse paddling community, safety, and foster paddling to the community at large. We are always looking for new members. We are located at Paddlewheel Park, Okanagan Landing in Vernon, BC Canada