TrywerynWhite water paddling in the UK is dependant on rainfall to bring the rivers up to a suitable level The decision on which section of a river to paddle on Club trips will be made on the day based on the weather forecast and on water levels. Whilst we will do our best to find sections at a suitable level, if the river levels are too low, paddling may be abandoned to avoid environmental damage. If river levels are high either paddling may be abandoned or less experienced paddlers may be told not to paddle.

8th to 10th December 2023 - FULLY BOOKED

Canoe on Millhouse FallsIn December we will be making our yearly pilgrimage to the River Usk in South Wales.  This is a scenic touring white water run on mainly grade II water.  There are some grade III drops near Sennybridge, at Mill Falls and at Spuhler’s Folly, although all can be portaged. A good river to practice your boofing!

5th to 7th January 2024

 This paddle is the highlight of the Club white water season. A gem of a river, the Dart has something for everyone. The “Loop” is a high value red paddle, with a number of Grade 3 rapids (all of which can be portaged) and plenty of play spots. The Lower is less difficult, often considered a warm-up for the Loop, but a nice paddle in its own right. The Upper is a continuous Grade 4 paddle and for experienced Grade 4 white water paddlers only.

28th and 29th September 2024 - save the date

This paddle will be for intermediate and advanced white water paddlers only - those comfortable of the Dart Loop and rivers of a similar difficulty.

Judging the water levels in UK rivers is never easy.  There are various gauges that can be viewed over the internet on contacted by phone to check water levels.  For phone numbers and websites ...