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Washington Kayak Club
The WKC is run by its members for its members! Dedicated to all forms of paddle craft in the Pacific Northwest, it provides coordination and facilitates activities amongst its membership.
Mission Statement
The Washington Kayak Club promotes safe kayaking in the Pacific Northwest by offering trips; providing education, training, and skills development for recreational kayakers, instructors, coaches, and trip leaders; and actively protecting and conserving northwest waters and access lands.
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The WKC is registered with the American Canoe Association as a Paddle America Club. This is a group of clubs across the country that is dedicated to provide positive, fun experiences for people while enjoying and protecting America's recreational waterways.
Top 5 reasons for joining a Paddle America Club:
1. PAC members pay discounted ACA membership fees.
2. PACs host numerous events for all levels of paddlers.
3. You'll find out about new places to paddle & make new friends.
4. Participate in PAC river/lake/beach clean-ups and help with stewardship.
5. Lots of opportunities to improve your paddling skills.
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The ACA & You
The Washington Kayak Club is registered as a Paddle America Club with the American Canoe Association.
Because of this, there are many benefits that are available to you as a WKC & ACA member, which...
Read More... First Descents Vertical Challenge Fundraiser
For the second year a group of our members are doing a fundraiser for First Descents, a nonprofit providing free outdoor adventure camps for young adults (18-40 years) with cancer. This age group...
Read More... San Juan Islands National Monument Established
Good news - San Juan Islands was one of five national monuments established by President Obama on Monday: The San Juan Islands National Monument!
Home to bald eagles, orca whales, harbor seals and other...
Read More... Vendovi Campaign Update
Washington Kayak Club has supported the purchase of Vendovi Island by the San Juan Preservation Trust over the last two years through contributions and as kayak stewards. This is one of many ways...
Read More... Snoqualmie River Powerhouse Update - Delayed Access
In August 2012 PSE asked that we check-in for an update on river access to the Powerhouse run on the main Snoqualmie sometime after 1 Jan 2013. At that time, the construction schedule showed that...
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