Event Calendar - Month View
The event calendar shows upcoming club events. Select a view then use the navigation buttons to move
between dates. Click on the event to view more information, including the event description, times,
location, fees and any rules regarding attendance; you can also register for events from this screen.
Click on the magnifying glass on the toolbar to see search and filter options.
Meet at SH 159 and the Brazos at 0830. The take out is on the west bank of the river. We'll shuttl
A relatively short (about 14.5 miles) paddle on the Brazos, near Hempstead. This is a pleasant stretch with moderate put in and take out. It is largely unobstructed and definitely not a technical stretch of river.
Other than a pleasant paddle, the purpose of this trip is also to harvest a few bags of petrified wood from the sandbars so Lower Brazos can replenish the stock of giveaways for kids at nature fests. Due to COVID event cancellations we made the last 150 pounds or so last a couple years, but it‘s time to stock back up, we‘ve got a full schedule this spring and summer.
This is a good stretch for people who have not paddled the Brazos to get an intro to the river.
Fran Wilcox and Alice Nissen are leading this pleasant, leisurely trip around this beautiful 1200-acre lake. Put-in is at the fishing access entrance on Garrett Road. If you have not filled out electronic waiver, please do so before event.
Meet at the Sheldon Lake Fishing Access area on Garrett Road
Fran Wilcox and Alice Nissen are leading this pleasant, leisurely trip around this beautiful 1200-acre lake. Put-in is at the fishing access entrance on Garrett Road. If you have not filled out electronic waiver, please do so before event.
Christy Long will discuss the ins and outs of attending the Carolina Canoe Club event called the Week of Rivers.
Howell's Riverfront
804 Robson St · Columbus, TX
Saturday February 11, 2023 from 10am-4pm. Constantin will be leading this trip. Canoes are welcome.
Columbus Loop Kayaking Trail is a relatively short tour only 6.5 miles or 2-4 hours of paddling with breaks. This tour is ideal for beginner paddlers that want to take their skills up a notch and experience a grander setting, and for those that enjoy history, geology, nature, and serenity. Our river float will end at a place where the Texas Army under the leadership of General Sam Houston and the Mexican Army under the leadership of General Santa Ana crossed the Colorado river before their clash at San Jacinto. This paddle involves a short shuttle (Beason‘s Crossing Park).
City of Houston Lot H- Sabine Street.
A run on BB from Briar Bend Park to Sabine Street, just to look at the race route and see the Bayou. Distance is roughly 14 miles. Both put in and take out are a tad steep, but otherwise fairly easy to do.
Meet at City of Houston lot H for shuttle to the put in.