Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

Sundays: Rolling Class, Portland; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)

Mondays: Kayaking Practice Sessions, Seattle; Seattle Raft & Kayak on Lake Washington; summers, social paddle; free demo boats available; 6:30 p.m.; (206) 528-1700, www.seattleraftandkayak.com (1/08)
Learn to Row! Lake Union Crew, Seattle; 4-week class designed for those completely new to the sport; meets daily, morning or evening sessions; (206) 860-4199, www.lakeunioncrew.com (1/08)
Free Dragon Boating Classes, Seattle and Tacoma, WA; on-land and on-water introduction to the sport of dragon boating; Saturdays 8-10 a.m. and Sundays 3-4:30 p.m. in South Lake Union Park in Seattle; or Sundays 3-4:30 p.m. at Johnny’s Dock at 1900 E. D Sreet in downtown Tacoma; ages 18 and up; (206) 523-4518, www.tacomadragonboat.org (1/08)
SRA Rowing Classes, Redmond, WA; sweep rowing and sculling classes for continuing novices, intermediate and advanced rowers; all ages; (425) 653-2583, www.srarowing.com (12/07)
Paddling Strokes and Rescue Techniques Class; Issaquah, WA; Lake Sammamish; (206) 527-1825, www.kayakacademy.com (1/08)
Five-Day Kayak Training Camp; Issaquah, WA; Lake Sammamish and San Juan Islands; (206) 527-1825, www.kayakacademy.com (1/08)
Kayak and Paddle Boat Rentals; Issaquah, WA; Lake Sammamish State Park; June-Labor Day, (425) 891-5039, issaquahpaddlesports.com (1/08)
Beginning Sea Kayaking Class; Issaquah, WA; Lake Sammamish State Park; June-Labor Day, (425) 891-5039, issaquahpaddlesports.com (1/08)
Ongoing: Sea Kayak and Canoe Seminars; Mercer Island, WA; (206) 545-9161, wwta.org (12/07)
Ongoing: Learn to Row, Pocock Rowing Center; (206) 328-0778 (12/07)
Ongoing: Guided Kayak Tours to Ross Island, Portland; meet at Portland Kayak Company; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
Ongoing: Guided Cascade Whitewater Adventure Seattle; half-day course; all equipment and transportation included; (206) 528-1700, www.seattleraftandkayak.com (1/08)
Ongoing: Intro to Sea Kayaking, Seattle; full-day course on Lake Washington; all equipment is included; 9 am-4 p.m.; (206) 528-1700, www.seattleraftandkayak.com(1/08)
Ongoing: Beginning Whitewater Kayaking, Seattle; two-day intensive whitewater class, all on the Snoqualmie River; summers, all equipment, lunch and transportation is included; (206) 528-1700, www.seattleraftandkayak.com(1/08)
Ongoing: Adult Miracle Swimmer Mini-Class, Seattle; Fircrest Pool; class teaches students steps to overcome fear in water- shallow, deep or open; (425) 793-9870, info@orcaswimschool.com, www.orcaswimschool.com (12/07)

February

Feb. 9: La Conner Boat Race, La Conner, WA; 7 mile race for human powered boats, a Sound Rowers event; 10 a.m.; (360) 252-9312, www.soundrowers.org (12/07)
Feb. 11-May 20: Sammamish Rowing Association Youth Crew, Redmond, WA; learn the basics of rowing; ages 13-18; 3:30-6 p.m., M-F; (425) 653-2583, www.SRArowing.com (1/08)
Feb. 29: North Sound Sea Kayaking Association meeting, Everett, WA; Phil Hulse will present “Greenland-style Touring Paddles” or the evolution of the basic Greenland paddle design to accommodate the needs of the modern touring kayaker; www.nsseakayaker.homestead.com/events.html (1/08)

March

March 1: CWB Celebration Auction, Seattle; Center For Wooden Boats auction to raise $100K; 5-10 p.m.; (206) 382-2628, www.cwb.org (1/08)
March 5: Beginner Kayaking Class, Portland; (503) 823-5132, www.portlandparks.org (1/08)
March 8-9: Rich Weiss Memorial, Chilliwack, BC, Canada; class III & IV slalom and downriver Northwest Cup races; wwnwwhitewater.org/w. (1/08)
March 13: American Rivers Dinner and Auction, Seattle; (206) 213-0330, www.amrivers.org (1/08)
March 15-16: Cedar Slalom Race, Cedar River, WA; www.nwwhitewater.org/ (1/08)
March 15-16: Driftwood Show and Glass Float Roundup, Grayland, WA; www.2thebeach.org (1/08)
March 19: Kayaking with Orcas, Portland REI store, OR; Dave Briggs presents slides and information about sea kayaking; (503) 221-1938, rei.com(1/08)
March 21: Washington Water Trails Association Annual Auction and Dinner, Mercer Island, WA; funds raised at auction support public access to state shorelines; dinner and drinks, (206) 545-9161, www.wwta.org (12/07)
March 22: Lake Sammamish Race, Issaquah, WA; 6 and 13 mi race for human powered boats; 10 a.m.; (425) 641-3941, www.soundrowers.org (1/08)
March 22: Lake Sammamish Race, WA; (425) 430-0111, www.soundrowers.org(1/08)
March 27-29: NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships; Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic center; www.metrokc.gov/parks/events/aquactr.htm, mike.dunwiddie@metrokc.gov (1/08)
March 29-30: PGE Bull Run Slalom and Downriver Races, Sandy, OR; northwest junior qualifier; www.nwwhitewater.org (1/08)
March 30: Spring Into Kayak Touring, Renton, WA; (425) 430-0111, www.canoe-kayak.com (1/08)

April

April 5: Experience Rowing Class, Seattle; 3 hours of learning the basics of rowing; discount on future classes available; 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Lake Washington Rowing Club (under the Aurora Bridge in Fremont), 910 N. Northlake Way, (206) 547-1583, www.lakewashingtonrowing.com (1/08)
April 5-6: Paddling With Nigel Foster, Portland,; spend a weekend with renowned kayak instructor Nigel Foster; 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
April 11-13: Kayak Symposium, Port Angeles, WA; kayak demos, 40 kayak clinics, slide shows, food, vendors, music, discounts; (360) 452-1443; www.raftandkayak.com (12/07)
April 12: Current Designs Kayak Demo Days, Portland; meet at the Portland River Company; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
April 12: Canyon Creek Extreme Downriver Race, Amboy, Washington; Pro, Expert and Junior Expert participants compete; weather dependent; (503) 285-0464, programs@aldercreek.com (1/08)
April 18-20: Trees: Drawing and Painting, North Cascades National Park, WA; part of Natural and Cultural History Field Seminars series with the North Cascades Institute; (360) 856-5700 ext. 209, www.ncascades.org/programs/seminars (1/08)
April 20: Guided Kayak Tours to Ross Island, Portland; benefit for the Arc of Multnomah; meet at Portland Kayak Company; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
April 26: Sea Kayak Spring Seminar, Seattle; learn what you need to know before sea kayaking; (206) 545-9161, www.wwta.org (1/08)
April 26: Washington Coast Ocean Beach Clean-Up, Tokeland to Makah Reservations; 500 volunteers remove marine-generated litter from beaches; (206) 364-2689;
www.olympiccoastcleanup.us (1/08)
April 26: Rusty Iron Race, Portland; long distance iron outrigger canoe race in Cathedral Park; www.pnworca.org (1/08)

May

May 3: Seaward Kayak Demo Days, Portland; meet at the Portland River Company; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com(1/08)
May 3: Seaward Kayak Demo Days, Portland; Portland River Company; 10 a.m. -4 p.m.; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
May 3: Reed Island Paddle/Work Party; Washougal, (503) 226-1565, (206) 226-1565, www.lcrep.org (1/08)
May 3: Lake Whatcom Classic, Bellingham, WA; 12 mi paddle/rowing race; 10 a.m.; (360) 715-2027, www.soundrowers.org (1/08)
May 4: Spring Into Canoeing, Renton, WA; (425) 430-0111, www.canoe-kayak.com (1/08)
May 4-5: May Flowers Regional Invitational, Seattle; Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic center; www.metrokc.gov/parks/events/aquactr.htm, mike.dunwiddie@metrokc.gov (1/08)
May 9-11: Reno River Festival, Reno, Nev.: 3-day kayaking expo featuring races, demos and showcases; Truckee River Whitewater Park in downtown Reno; (800) FOR-RENO; www.renoriverfestival.com(12/07)
May 10: Experience Rowing Class, Seattle; 3 hours of learning the basics of rowing; discount on future classes available; 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Lake Washington Rowing Club (under the Aurora Bridge in Fremont), 910 N. Northlake Way, (206) 547-1583, www.lakewashingtonrowing.com (1/08)
May 10-11: Vancouver Island Paddlefest, Ladysmith, BC, Canada; vendor/trade show, workshops, demonstrations and fun activities; (250) 245-4096, www.paddlefest.bc.ca (1/08)
May 16: Clean Water Classic Surf, Westport, WA; (503) 805-9668, www.cleanwaterclassic.com (1/08)
May 17: Canoe and Kayak-O, Oregon City, OR; a standard orienteering event except the controls are floating; bring your own boat (two or three loaner canoes available - ask meet director); (503) 297-2016, info@CascadeOC.org, www.cascadeoc.org (1/08)
May 17: Manu K. Baker Sprints, Federal Way, WA; canoe races in Steele Lake Park; www.pnworca.org (1/08)
May 17: Surf Perch Derby, Washington State Peninsula; (800) 451-2542, www.funbeach.com (1/08)
May 17: Commencement Bay Boat Race, Tacoma, WA; 10 a.m.; (253) 922-5000, www.soundrowers.org (1/08)
May 17-18: Puget Sound Sea Kayak Symposium, Tacoma, WA; Owen Beach is the setting to demo boats, take clinics, and meet fellow boaters; (253) 594-7847, www.metroparkstacoma.org (1/08)
May 24: Na Po’e Ke Kai Sprints, Seattle; canoe sprints on Green Lake; www.pnworca.org(1/08)
May 24-25: Hobuck Hoedown, Neah Bay, WA; (503) 805-9668, www.hobuckhoedown.com (1/08)
May 24-25: Halibut Derby, Port Angeles, WA; fishing competition; Crescent Beach to Dungeness Spot; (360) 457-6525, www.portangeles.org (1/08)
May 30-June 1: Canadian Slalom Junior Team Trials, Kananaskis, AB, Canada; marian_davidson@hotmail.com, www.nwwhitewater.org (1/08)
May 31: Columbia River Paddlefest, Richland, WA; (509) 947-5901, www.columbiakayakadventures.com (1/08)
May 31: Seattle REI Paddle Demo, Stan Sayres Park; rei.com/seattle (1/08)
May 31-June 1: Salmon la Sac and Downriver Race, Roselyn, WA; www.nwwhitewater.org (1/08)
May 31- June 8: National River Cleanup Week, projects to clean up area waterways; (202) 347-7550, www.americanrivers.org (1/08)

June

June 6-8: Tastin’ n Racin’, Issaquah, WA; hydroplane boat racing, food booths, carnival, arts and crafts, kids’ activities and rides, main stage and beer gardens; (425) 489-7900, www.tastinracin.com (1/08)
June 6-8: The Language of Birds: Tracking Avian Life, North Cascades National Park , WA; part of Natural and Cultural History Field Seminars series with the North Cascades Institute; (360) 856-5700 ext. 209, www.ncascades.org/programs/seminars (1/08)
June 7: National Learn to Row Day, national program, encouraging people to start rowing or paddling; (800) 314-4769, www.usrowing.org (1/08)
June 7: Seattle Grind; www.pnworca.org (1/08)
June 7-8: Portland-Kaohsiung Sister City Association Dragon Boat Races, Portland; south end, Tom McCall Waterfront Park; more than 100 teams compete (including local, national, international teams); (503) 525-1186, www.pksca.com (1/08)

June 8: Round Bowen Challenge, Bowen Island, BC, Canada; 38k race around the island; 10 a.m.; (800) 60-KAYAK, www.bowenislandkayaking.org (1/08)
June 13-15: Wild-Harvesting by Kayak, Lopez Island, WA; (800) 434-7270, elakah.com (1/08)
June 13-15: Wenatchee River Festival, Cashmere, WA; fundraiser will feature a film festival, food, auction, kayak demos, clinic and races, and river conservation info; (206) 713-0520, www.wenatcheeriver.com (1/08)
June 14: Hui Wa’a O Puget Sound Regatta, Everett, WA; canoe races at Silver Lake; www.pnworca.org (1/08)
June 14: Manchester Race, Manchester, WA; 10 mile open water race; 10 a.m.; (206) 923-1930, www.soundrowers.org (1/08)
June 14: Paddle Fair, Spokane, WA; all-ages canoe and kayaking event at Bear Lake; test your technique and try out gear from top manufacturers; prizes awarded throughout the day; (509) 325-9000, www.mountaingear.com/cc (1/08)

June 14-15: Leave No TraceTrainer Course, Blake Island State Park, WA; (206) 545-9161, www.wwta.org (1/08)
June 15: Spokane River Canoe Classic, Spokane, WA; all-ages canoe and kayaking event at Corbin Park; 6-mi course for beginners and intermediates, 13-mi course for experienced paddlers; (509) 325-9000, www.mountaingear.com/cc (1/08)
June 21: Huihei Hei Wa’a Sprints, Silverdale, WA; canoe races in Waterfront Park; www.pnworca.org(1/08)
June 21: Experience Rowing Class, Seattle; 3 hours of learning the basics of rowing; discount on future classes available; 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Lake Washington Rowing Club (under the Aurora Bridge in Fremont), 910 N. Northlake Way, (206) 547-1583, www.lakewashingtonrowing.com(1/08)
June 21: Women’s Paddle, Portland; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
June 21: Canoe and Kayak Racing Open House, Renton, WA; (425) 430-0111, www.canoe-kayak.com (1/08)

June 28: Women’s Surfing Lessons, Westport, WA; www.radgaladventures.com (5/08)

June 28: PNW-ORCA Sprint Championships, Everett, WA; sprint outrigger canoe races; www.pnworca.org (1/08)
June 28: Rat Island Regatta, Port Townsend, WA; 7.8 mile human powered boat race from Fort Worden State Park; 10 a.m.; (360) 385-0457, www.soundrowers.org(1/08)
June 28-29: Paddling With Nigel Foster, Deception Pass., WA; spend a weekend with renowned kayak instructor Nigel Foster; www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)

July

July-August: Summer Marine Education Program, various locations, WA; overnight voyages for youth and adults; (360) 379-0438, www.soundexp.org (1/08)
July 4: Fireworks Paddle, Renton, WA; (425) 430-0111, www.canoe-kayak.com (1/08)
July 6-8: Paddle Fest, Red Deer, AB.; (604) 858-0648, marian_davidson@hotmail.com, www.wsaa.ca (1/08)
July 7-11: Kids Kayak Camp, Portland; www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
July 9-13: Paddling Camp, Pincher Creek, AB, Canada; marian_davidson@hotmail.com, www.wsaa.ca (1/08)
July 10-13: Northwest Flyin’, Sunbanks Lake Resort, WA: a noncompetitive gathering of hydrofoil water-ski riders; all levels; www.nwflyin.com (1/08)
July 11-13: Wild-Harvesting by Kayak, Lopez Island, WA; (800) 434-7270, elakah.com (1/08)
July 13-18: Moonlight Canoe Tours, Bend, OR; includes transportation, canoe equipment/instruction, guides, dessert and hot drinks; kids must be 8 or older; 8 p.m.-midnight; info@wanderlusttours.com, www.wanderlusttours.com/summer/mooncanoe.html (1/08)
July 14-18: Kids Kayak Camp, Portland; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
July 19-20: Cascade Sprint Regatta, Renton, WA; sprint regatta for single, double and four-person Olympic canoes and kayaks; (425) 430-0111, www.canoe-kayak.com (1/08)
July 19-25: San Juan Islands 7-Day Course, Anacortes, WA; a coastal training course for beginner and intermediate students; (800) 332-1404, www.seasenseboating.com (1/08)
July 26: Six Degrees of Navigation Adventure Race, Cle Elum, WA; www.cascadeoc.org (1/08)
July 26: Elk River Challenge, Grays Harbor, WA; 7 mile race through the harbor; noon; (360) 268-9712, www.soundrowers.org (1/08)
July 26: Experience Rowing Class, Seattle; 3 hours of learning the basics of rowing; 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Lake Washington Rowing Club (under the Aurora Bridge in Fremont), 910 N. Northlake Way, (206) 547-1583, www.lakewashingtonrowing.com (1/08)

July 26-27: Directional Control Class With Nigel Foster, Portland; renowned kayak instructor Nigel Foster; www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
July 28-Aug. 4: National Slalom Whitewater Championships, Chilliwack , British Columbia; Marian Davidson, marian_davidson@hotmail.com, www.wsaa.ca (1/08)

August

Aug. TBA: GEAR, Everett, Wash; outdoor adventure trade show; (425) 397-6683, www.gearupexpo.com (1/08)
Aug. 1-2: Paddle Kitsap, Kitsap County, WA; two day tour will stop at each of North Kitsap’s communities and end in Poulsbo with an evening of festivities; www.paddlekitsap.com (4/08)

Aug. 2, 9, 23: Free Guided Canoe Trips, Diablo Lake, WA; (360) 856-5700 ext. 204, www.ncascades.org (1/08)
Aug. 4-6: Kids Kayak Camp, Portland; www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
Aug. 9: Experience Rowing Class, Seattle; 3 hours of learning the basics of rowing; 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Lake Washington Rowing Club (under the Aurora Bridge in Fremont), 910 N. Northlake Way, (206) 547-1583, www.lakewashingtonrowing.com(1/08)

Aug. 9: Round Shaw Row, Shaw Island, WA; 14 mi race around the island; 10 a.m.; www.soundrowers.org (1/08)
Aug. 9: Fort Lewis Eagle Raft Race, Fort Lewis, WA; (253) 967-2604, www.fortlewismwr.com (1/08)
Aug. 10-16: San Juan Islands 7-Day Course, Anacortes, WA; a coastal training course for beginner and intermediate students; (800) 332-1404, www.seasenseboating.com (1/08)
Aug. 11-15: Kids Kayaking Camp, Portland; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)
Aug. 12-17: Moonlight Canoe Tours, Bend, OR; includes transportation, canoe equipment/instruction, guides, dessert and hot drinks; 8 p.m.-midnight; info@wanderlusttours.com, www.wanderlusttours.com/summer/mooncanoe.html (1/08)
Aug. 18-22: Paddle Oregon, Willamette River from Albany to Portland; paddle 103 miles and enjoy speakers, catered food, on-the-water paddle instruction, and naturalist interpretations; (503) 223-6418, www.paddleoregon.org (1/08)
Aug. 22-24: Lower Columbia Kayak Roundup , A fun, community-minded, BCU skill-based sea kayak symposium hosted by Columbia River Kayaking and Skamokawa Center
in Wahkiakum County, WA; www.columbiariverkayaking.com (1/08)
Aug. 23: The Great Cross Sound Race, Seattle; 7.6 mile race across the sound; 9 a.m.; (425) 338-9441,
www.soundrowers.org (1/08)
Aug. 23: International Cancer Cup Dragonboat Festival & Race, Newcastle, WA; dragon boat festival for cancer survivors; (206) 287-3475, cathy@fitnessvitalis.com, www.teamsurvivornw.org (1/08)
Aug. 24-27: Paddlers Camp, Red Deer,Alberta; part of the Whitewater Slalom Series; Lynn Jobe (403) 254-0627, ianlynnjobe@shaw.ca, www.wsaa.ca (1/08)
Aug. 30: Pacific Northwest Outrigger Challenge, Kirkland WA; outrigger canoe races in Juanita Beach Park; www.pnworca.org (1/08)

September

Sept. TBA: Lake Roosevelt Mothership Kayak Tour, Seven Bays, WA; fully supported tour with a 60’ houseboat as a support vehicle, includes 3 nights lodging, 7 meals, all kayak equipment and guide; Mike Aho (509) 625-6246, www.spokaneparks.org (1/08)
Sept. 6: Experience Rowing Class, Seattle; 3 hours of learning the basics of rowing; 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Lake Washington Rowing Club (under the Aurora Bridge in Fremont), 910 N. Northlake Way, (206) 547-1583, www.lakewashingtonrowing.com (1/08)

Sept. 6: Bainbridge Island Marathon, Bainbridge Island, WA; half (12 mi) or full (26 mi) marathon row/paddle/pedal boat race around the island; PFD required; 9:30 a.m.; (206) 524-1496, www.soundrowers.org (1/08)
Sept. 6: Columbia Crossing, Pasco, WA; 1.25 mile cross-river swim from Chiawana Park; 9 a.m.; www.3rrr.org (1/08)
Sept. 6-7: Rogue Gathering Longboard Classic, Newport, OR; (541) 961-0142, rogue.com (1/08)
Sept. 6, 13: Free Guided Canoe Trips, Diablo Lake, WA; (360) 856-5700 ext. 204, www.ncascades.org (1/08)
Sept. 8-9: Provincial Slalom Championships, Kananaskis, Alberta; part of the Whitewater Slalom Summer Race Series; Lynn Jobe (403) 254-0627, ianlynnjobe@shaw.ca , www.wsaa.ca (1/08)
Sept. 12-14: Moonlight Canoe Tours, Bend, OR; includes transportation, canoe equipment/instruction, guides, dessert and hot drinks; 8 p.m.-midnight; info@wanderlusttours.com, www.wanderlusttours.com/summer/mooncanoe.html (1/08)
Sept. 19-21: West Coast Sea Kayak Symposium, Port Townsend, WA; demo kayaks, take a clinic, talk to reps from local and national gear companies; learn about trips in the area and more; www.wcsks.org (1/08)
Sept. 20: Paddlethon, Portland; www.pnworca.org (1/08) Sept. 20: Budd Inlet Race, Olympia, WA; 8 mi race for human powered boats; 10 a.m.; (360) 459-8405, www.soundrowers.org (1/08)
Sept. 20: Baker Bay Kayak and Canoe Race, Ilwaco, WA; 10k flat-water circular course open to competent paddlers. Entry limited to first 100 people who register; (800) 451-2542, www.funbeach.com (1/08)
Sept. 21: Seattle Row For the Cure; benefits Susan G. Komen for the Cure; rowing, canoe, kayak, dragonboat events; (206) 409-2900, www.rowforthecure.com (1/08)
Sept. 21: Portland Row For the Cure; Station L Rowing Club sponsors a 5,000-meter row on the Willamette River; (503) 620-3711, www.rowforthecure.com (1/08)
Sept. 27: Lake Samish Salmon Roe, Bellingham, WA; 6 mile race for human-powered boats around the lake; 10 a.m.; (360) 734-6771, www.soundrowers.org (1/08)
Sept. 28: Portland Sail For the Cure, Portland; Oregon Women’s Sailing Association sponsors this sailing event on the Willamette River; www.komenoregon.org (1/08)

October

Oct. 5 : Sammamish Rowing Association Tail of the Lake , Lake Union, WA; www.srarowing.com (12/07)
Oct. 11: Medina-Mercer Sausage Pull Race, Medina, WA; 6 and 14 mi races for human powered boats; 10 a.m.; (206) 322-5762, www.soundrowers.org(1/08)
Oct. 11-12: Paddling With Nigel Foster, Oregon Coast, OR; spend a weekend with renowned kayak instructor Nigel Foster; 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.; (503) 459-4050, www.portlandkayak.com (1/08)

November

Nov. 9: Head of the Lake Regatta, Seattle, www.headofthelake.org (1/08)

Nov. 18: Washington Water Trails Association Open House, Seattle; Good Shepherd Building Chapel; (206) 545-9161, www.wwta.org (9/08)

December

Dec. 7: Deception Pass Dash, Bowman Bay, WA; seattleraftandkayak.com (1/08)

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