Events

The Lehigh is the a great river to get started on whitewater and what better way to start things then an early June run. For those that have learned to roll at the pool this is a great opportunity to try some real combat rolls in water that’s clear and not too cold.

Salmon RIver

Come on out for a Mongaup 1 barrel and enjoy the technical lines, mini-waves and less pushy current that the low water runs provide.

Group campsite at Savoy State park for the Deerfield Demofest.  Convenient to the Dryway.  For those not inclined to paddle all day, the park includes hiking and swimming in a beautiful area.

River Safety and Rescue Class

Come on out for a full Mongaup 2 barrel and enjoy the technical lines, waves, fun 1-mile continuous class 2 whitewater and beautiful Catskill region [...]

Board meeting open to all members. Online with probable in person option. Join us - there's lots that needs to be done and lots more that can be done if you want to do it!

East going river with a few challenging rapids. Good beginner run through beautiful scenic area. Release depends on rain and lake level.

full Mongaup 2 barrel and enjoy the technical lines, waves, fun 1-mile continuous class 2 whitewater and beautiful Catskill region nature. This is a step up from the Lehigh in difficulty, and nice 3 mile river allows for multiple laps. It's a fun river.

Salmon RIver

River Safety and Rescue Class

Beautiful Class 3ish River. Long, 15 mile day that ends in a 3 mile float out. Remote, with long, wide rapids, so a strong roll is pretty mandatory as at low levels swims and equipment recovery is rough and at higher levels (unlikely in the summer) it moves solidly into class 4.

WestFest -Great event on a beautiful 2-3 river with easier alternatives and other activities. The whole weekend takes place in Jamaica State Park. We’ve got 3 campsites (Fri-Sunday night or Monday if you want to stay), all a short distance from the shuttle.

Glamping at Hickory Run Group campsites - fan favorites as they essentially have no back, so you can pitch your tent as far back in the Pennsyltucky woods as you dare and not be kept up by rambunctious fellow campers.