Affiliated Clubs

Clubs *Click pictures below for links to clubs*	Description
	The Mohawk Canoe Club- Since 1903, the Mohawk Canoe Club celebrates 102 years of safe and enjoyable paddling in the region. The Mohawk Canoe Club maintains a comprehensive trips and activities schedule throughout the year covering many of the region's rivers, streams, and estuaries.
	Ahwaga Canoe Club-The ACC is a group of paddlers in the Twin Tiers Region of Southern New York and Northern Pennsylvania. The club makes good use of the incredible rivers, lakes, and streams of our area as well as some located afar. They paddle on various rivers including the Susquehanna River, the Delaware River, the Chenango River, the Tioughnioga and the Unadilla Rivers. We also have trips scheduled for the Adirondack Mountains, the St. Lawrence River region and parts south. Email c Lou & Carol Trelease at buckshotfarm@aol.com, or info@ahwagacanoe.com.
	The Jersey Shore Sea Kayak Association -is a group of paddlers who share a passion for kayaking and seek to promote the sport and its safety through paddling trips and organized events. Membership consists of over 250 kayakers who are from New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware and now Maryland. JSSKA members plan day paddling trips in addition to some overnight and extended trips which offer options for lodging and camping. JSSKA members paddle the coastal waterways, lakes, and rivers of the entire state of New Jersey, as well as those of New York , and Pennsylvania.
	Atlantic Sea Kayakers- is an informal organization of sea kayaking enthusiasts with paddlers located in NJ, NY, PA, DE & MD primarily. Expertise ranges from those totally new to the sport to those with significant knowledge and skills. We paddle lakes, creeks, rivers, bays, and ocean and surf. We paddle in the daytime and at night, year round, on daytrips and kayak camping trips with overnighters, long weekends, and weeklong expeditions.
	Lehigh Valley Canoe Club-The Lehigh Valley Canoe Club is one of the largest and most active paddling clubs in the United States. We offer training, trips, socials and opportunities to improve and enhance our local rivers. The best place to get up-to-date news about the Club is at our site. The News, Calendar and Message Boards keep you informed about club programs, scheduled trips and member chat. The LVCC holds regular monthly programs to teach, entertain and act on club business. Meetings are usually at 7 p.m. on the evening of the first Thursday of each month and are currently held at the Red Cross Building on Avenue A near the Lehigh Valley Airport.
	The Philadelphia Canoe Club-The PCC has been in existence since 1905, and is a dedicated group of canoeists and kayakers. The PCC monthly meeting is held on the third Monday of each month (except January) at 7:30 PM. ALL ARE WELCOME!!! The PCC clubhouse is located on the bank of the confluence of the Wissahickon Creek and Schuylkill River, within the Fairmount Park System of Philadelphia. Our driveway entrance is at the traffic light on Ridge Ave. by the bus stop just south of the Manayunk Main Street movie theater
	The Kayak and Canoe Cub of New York (KCCNY)-We are one of the largest whitewater clubs in the East, and despite our name, serve New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut as well as New York, where we formed in 1959. Our schedule has trips for the normal rainy seasons, most eastern water releases and occasionally ocean surfing, as well as practice and play on the ever-flowing Delaware.
	The Hunterdon County Canoe Club (HCCC)- is located in central New Jersey, Between Clinton and Flemington NJ on the north bound side of highway 31. The club paddles all types of water; flat, moving and whitewater. They paddle creeks, rivers and lakes. Some of the trips also include camping. The Hunterdon county Canoe Club is affiliated with the Hunterdon County Park System. For more information, Click on the above reference or call them on (908)-782-1158.
	The Appalachian Mountain Club- promotes the protection, enjoyment, and wise use of the mountains, rivers and trails of the Appalachian region. We believe that the mountains and rivers have an intrinsic worth and also provide recreational opportunity, spiritual renewal, and ecological and economic health for the region. We encourage people to enjoy and appreciate the natural because we believe that successful conservation depends on this experience.
	The National Canoe Safety Patrol The NCSP was founded more than 20 yrs. ago for the purpose of encouraging and promoting boating safety, including but not limited to the following: To assist river management agencies, race organizers and other safety and rescue organizations by offering river rescue training orientation to their personnel. To provide a shore and boat based safety presence in cooperation with river management agencies, race organizers and other safety and rescue organizations. To provide rescue and recovery assistance upon request of, and in cooperation with, river management agencies and other safety and rescue organizations.