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Join in the fun of the 49th annual Regatta. This is an external event (not official HCC event) that is a lot of fun. Check out the race information and registration at: https://buffalobayou.org/event/49th-annual-bbp-regatta/.
Strictly a business meeting for Board members but you can join too if you so desire.
Online meeting. Register for meeting to receive link through an email.
Kim Sorensen, Boater Education Manager, of Texas Parks and Wildlife will discuss engaging the next generation in canoeing and how we can work together to draw in new paddlers.
A 50 mile race through the bayous, river channel and swamps of the Trinity Delta. There is also a ten mile variant for those who don't want to do the entire 50 miles. This race will be a navigational challenge, as well as a paddling challenge, with portages, varying paddling conditions and a likelihood of finishing in the dark. Get more miles in less time than on the Boquillas trip!
Should be fun! Note that there is also a 10 mile option if you'd like to race, but prefer not to be out there after dark!
https://www.facebook.com/The-Lost-River-50-102010735155514
Strictly a business meeting for Board members but you can join too if you so desire.
Meet at FM 1096 and the San Bernard at 0700, and shuttle back up to Bates Allen Park to launch.
A new paddling bird count! Roughly 13.5 miles on the San Bernard, below Bates Allen Park. This section of the river is seldom paddled and I suspect that 13.5 miles is going to be all we can handle, but it will be on some of the most beautiful, remote and birdy cypress swamp and bottomland hardwoods in the area. We will start from Bates Allen as early as feasible and take out where FM 1096 dead ends into the San Bernard.
Meet at the front gate to Lake Houston Park, or if the gate is open already, back at the Canoe Launc
The San Jacinto Wilderness CBC- one of our traditional CBCs for paddling. This is an out and back trip with no shuttle required. We will launch at Caney Creek Canoe Launch, which is actually on Peach Creek in Lake Houston Park, paddle down to Caney Creek and then to the East Fork of the San Jacinto River. We will do a bit of up channel [addling to bird along Peach and Caney, and quite a bit of exploring in the cypress sloughs along Caney and the East Fork. This is usually a very productive count for the boat crew. Distance is usually about 15 miles.