Ceyana Canoe Club

Trips

Ceyana volunteers organize trips ranging from local, easy paddles, to extended trips and whitewater excursions. We encourage early contact with the trip coordinator to ensure that a trip will not be cancelled for lack of interest, or be over subscribed. Sometimes, club trips are organized just a few days before departure as opportunities and interest dictate. Check the tripping calendar often and watch your email for new trips. You must be a member to attend any overnight club trip, or a guest of a member for our day trips. 

How Skilled and Experienced a Paddler are You?
The club has received permission to use the Paddler Self Rating Guide from Mark's Guide for Alberta Paddlers.  Click on this link, have paper & pencil ready, and work through this guide to determine if you are a Novice, Intermediate or Skilled Paddler for lakes, rivers or whitewater.  This will help you choose appropriate trips to match your skills, and maybe encourage you to take in a paddling and/or rescue courses.
Organize a Trip of YOUR OWN!

Ceyana is always looking for more people to organize trips. If you have a trip in mind, work with the Trips Chair to have it added as an official club trip. You don't necessarily need to lead the on-water portion of the trip--the Tripping Chair can help you find someone to fill that role. Contact info can be found here: Contact

A note to non-members...

Registrants are advised to sign up for club membership well in advance if you interested in a course or trip and are not already a member. As an organization wholly run by volunteers we do not have a full time admin to immediately answer questions or handle website issues. Membership payments paid by credit card are usually confirmed much faster than e-transfers or cheques. Our membership term runs through the calendar year so signing up early ensures you receive all pre-season club updates and early notification of courses and trips.

All club trips must be approved by the club (usually by the Tripping Chair) and participants must be current members of the Ceyana Canoe Club to participate on any overnight trip. 

Course Change, Cancellation and Refund Policy - Please read the policy on this link before completing any program registration that involves a payment.

Questions about any trips? Contact tripping@ceyana.ca

Trips Schedule

  • Wolf Creek WW Paddling

    • 16 May 2025
    • 6:00 PM
    • 27 Jun 2025
    • 8:30 PM
    • Wolf Creek Hwy #16a to McLeod River +
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    Long time club member and Edson resident Ralph has again offered to lead a spring trip on Wolf Creek, just east of Edson... a very fine day run with modest WW. 

    This run requires club members have all their own gear, or arrange for such, the experience and skills appropriate for Class II+ rapids, rock gardens, logjams, sweepers, tricky channels with modest flows.  This is generally a fun run, there can be logjams and sweepers, tight channels and corners with surprises!  GOOD PADDLING skills are required.

    Also a run for those with wet or dry suits, full flotation, skid lids, and all the normal safety gear.  Bring lunch and drink.

    These trip is subject to water flow (10 to 30 cms).  Ralph will make the decision and send out a note to registered paddlers.  We will try to limit this to 8-10 paddlers, it is a small stream!

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big wind, high water (>30 cms) etc.  It is best to register so our leader can send out last minute instructions or cancellation by the time you leave from work!

    For further info: Ralph<rixralph@gmail.com>


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  • Fathers's Day Brunch @ Islet Lake

    • 15 Jun 2025
    • 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM
    • Islet Lake in the Blackfoot Cooking Lake PRA
    Register

    (Grandfather) Tim's traditional brunch meeting on Fathers Day.  This is a BYOB, come early if cooking something, come for 9:30 if bringing a cold brunch and a hot drink thermos.  We socialize, then we head down to the water, and try to circumnavigate the lake... about a 90 minute paddle & float. Lots of bird life, often pelicans, terns, many gulls, geese and ducky wuckies. 

    Yes, you must bring all your own gear, boat, etc.  Check the weather forecast for appropriate dress.  Check the attendance for car pooling. Yes you can borrow club boats gear, see our Equipment page here.

    Yes, we cancel if the forecast is ugly (smoke, thunderstorms, cold fronts blowing in, big wind, etc.) and we confirm with registrants by email... best reason for registering!

    Not a Ceyana Member (required for registering online), drop the Trip Leader an email and ask to join.  You will need to sign a club waiver on arrival at the start.

    Registration open April 15 to June 12.

    for further info': Tim <t1swanson2@gmail.com>


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  • Telford Lake Birding

    • 18 Jun 2025
    • 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Hermitage Park - Main Pond - S end by dock
    Register

    Neil, once again has invited us for a spring birding paddle on Telford Lake in Leduc.  This lake is over 2 km long, and hosts a great variety of water fowl.  We suspect that if contacted far enough in advance Neil can (?) arrange rentals from the Leduc Boat Club for paddlers without their own gear.

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big wind, etc.  It is best to register so our leader can send out last minute instructions or cancellation by the time you leave from work!

    It is BEST if you are a club member, but guests are welcome for one or two of these sessions then our insurance company much appreciates you taking out a membership, as do we!  Non-members please register by email to the trip leader/further info: Neil<neil4atutor@gmail.com>


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  • North Sask. R. near Drayton Valley

    • 23 Jun 2025
    • 9:00 AM
    • 25 Jun 2025
    • 4:00 PM
    • NSR from Blue Rapids PrA to east of DV rnge rd 53
    • 0
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    Kristoff has been scouting this trip out.  We don't often get out to paddle the NSR above and below Drayton Valley.  This run below Blue Rapids includes lots of braided channels, log jams, sweepers, interesting gravel bar chutes making for some easy Class II water.  Good River paddling skills are required, especially for maneuvering in a hurray around the logjams and sweepers.  You will learn to keep an "eye" downstream at all times. 

    There is lots of wildlife and "near" wilderness along this reach.  The river valley is wide, scenic, and modern civilization's intrusions are limited.

    Kristoff is planning to meet early at Wiley West campground, drop vehicles, paddle back and camp for one night, and then the second night camp on the River.

    You will be responsible for booking your own campsite at Wiley West.

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big winds, major storm fronts in the forecast, high water >400 cms, etc.  It is best to register so our leader can send out timely instructions or cancellation!

    For further info: Kristoff <kristof@monitoring4change.net>


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  • Middle Red Deer River, reaches E of Red Deer

    • 27 Jun 2025
    • 4:00 PM
    • 30 Jun 2025
    • 4:00 PM
    • Camping at Ireland Farm, Paddling reaches between Red Deer and Content
    • 6
    Register

    We Ceyana paddlers have been invited by Allison Ireland and Don Mitchell of BWCC to join them for the Canada Day weekend on the Red Deer River.  We're going early this year, hopefully more water than any of us had in '23 & '24.

    The Ireland's have the finest hay meadow in Alberta for group camping, it is though a bit of hike up from the river.  The meadow includes some fine facilities, outdoor plumbing, and a hay shed for cooking and gathering under.

    The plan is to gather Friday evening, or whenever you show up.  Then do day trips on the nearby reaches of the Red Deer river, these vary from about 17 to 35 kms.  The river is consistently Class I with short stretches of easy Class II water around gravel bars, some gravel bar chutes and the occasional large glacial erratic in the river.  There are few sweepers or logjams on this reach... thank-you Dixon Dam!  And just the occasional island for channel selection decisions.

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big winds, major storm fronts in the forecast, high water >150 cms, etc.  It is best to register so our leaders can send out timely instructions or cancellation!


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  • Let there be Cake - on the Lake

    • 05 Jul 2025
    • 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM
    • Astotin Lake - meet at the boat launch
    Register

    Tim has again offered to manage this fine paddle on Astotin Lake, in Elk Island National Park (yes you need a park pass).  A great birding opportunity, the mama birds will be out escorting the new ones about.  This is a little bigger lake than Islet, and thus usually a little longer paddle... sometimes we have cake on the water, or an island, or maybe back under a picnic shelter.

    Yes, you must bring all your own gear, boat, etc.  Check the weather forecast for appropriate dress.  Check the attendance for car pooling. Yes you can borrow club boats gear, see our Equipment page here.

    Yes, we cancel if the forecast is ugly (smoke, thunderstorms, cold fronts blowing in, big wind, etc.) and we confirm with registrants by email... best reason for registering!

    Not a Ceyana Member (required for registering online), drop the Trip Leader an email and ask to join.  You will need to sign a club waiver on arrival at the start.

    Registration open April 15 to July 2.

    for further info': Tim <t1swanson2@gmail.com>


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  • Lake Isle, near Gainford

    • 06 Jul 2025
    • 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM
    • Kokomoko Day Use Area
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    Sylvia will be leading at trip around this unique lake west of Edmonton. It is a large lake and it can get very windy. The bird life is amazing, and there are islands to explore.

    Yes, you must bring all your own gear, boat, etc.  Check the weather forecast for appropriate dress.  Check the attendance for car pooling. Yes you can borrow club boats gear, see our Equipment page here.

    Yes, we cancel if the forecast is ugly (smoke, thunderstorms, cold fronts blowing in, big wind, etc.) and we confirm with registrants by email... best reason for registering!

    Not a Ceyana Member (required for registering online), drop the Trip Leader an email and ask to join.  You will need to sign a club waiver on arrival at the start.

    Registration open April 15 to July 2.

    for further info': Sylvia <syylee888@gmail.com>




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  • Star Lake, Parkland County

    • 09 Jul 2025
    • 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Star Lake boat launch
    Register

    Star Lake, west of Mink Lake Park on Hwy 770, is a lovely little lake in Parkland County with lots of bird life and  fishermen. There is a dock and a beach area for launching. Head west on the Yellowhead Hwy. to secondary Hwy 770, drive south and turn west onto Twp Rd 524. Star Lake is about 2 mile west. At the "T" intersection keep going straight to the access road for the boat launch.

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big wind, etc.  Best to register so our leader can send out last minute instructions by the time you leave from work!

    Best if you are a club member, but guests are welcome for one or two of these sessions then our insurance company much appreciates you taking out a membership, as do we! Non-members please register with, and for further info': Donna <donnaluke@shaw.ca>

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  • Islet Lake

    • 13 Jul 2025
    • 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    • Islet Lake drive and RR 200A
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    Islet Lake, SE of Edmonton, is a lovely little lake in Beaver County with lots of bird life and little islands to paddle around.  

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big wind, etc.  Best to register so our leader can send out last minute instructions by the time you leave from work!

    Best if you are a club member, but guests are welcome for one or two of these sessions then our insurance company much appreciates you taking out a membership, as do we! Non-members please register with, and for further info': Meghan J <meghanljacklin@gmail.com>



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  • Muir Lake, Parkland County

    • 16 Jul 2025
    • 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Muir Lake Recreation area
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    Muir Lake, just north of Stony Plain off Twp Rd 540, is a lovely little lake in Parkland County with lots of bird life and  fishermen. There is a dock and a beach area for launching. Head north off the Yellowhead Hwy. on Campsite Road, drive 4 miles and turn west onto Twp Rd 540. Muir Lake is about 1 mile west on the south/left side of the road.

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big wind, etc.  Best to register so our leader can send out last minute instructions by the time you leave from work!

    Best if you are a club member, but guests are welcome for one or two of these sessions then our insurance company much appreciates you taking out a membership, as do we! Non-members please register with, and for further info': Donna <donnaluke@shaw.ca>

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  • 10 Bridges Paddle, NSR through Edmonton

    • 20 Jul 2025
    • 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Edmonton, Laurier boat launch to Capilano boat launch
    Register

    The North Saskatchewan River has many bridges that span the river from the west end to the east end of the city. This trip will paddle under 10 of the bridges from the start of the day at Laurier Park to the finish of the paddle at Capilano. 

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big wind, etc.  Best to register so our leader can send out last minute instructions by the time you leave from work!

    Best if you are a club member, but guests are welcome for one or two of these sessions then our insurance company much appreciates you taking out a membership, as do we! Non-members please register with, and for further info': Mark <lundmer@gmail.com>



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  • Big Canoe Gulf Island Brigade 2025

    • 26 Jul 2025
    • 8:00 AM
    • 01 Aug 2025
    • 6:00 PM
    • Newcastle Island, near Nanaimo, Vancouver Island
    • 0

    Big Canoe Gulf Island Brigade 2025
    July 26 to August 1

    March 10 Up-date: This event is FULL. Participant lottery was held May 5. Captain, paddlers and waitlisters have been picked already. and We are planning a virtual meeting on Google Meet on Tuesdy March 18, 7:00 PM MDT. For this meeting every brigade participant will also need a CVBS and VCKC registration (VCKC membership is NOT required) as outlined in your information email. Participants, please complete registration questions here (or email Sylvia Lee).  

    This event is being organized by VCKC. See full details here: Big Canoe Gulf Island Brigade 2025 - VCKC Event Page

    Ceyana Canoe Club has paid the $200 deposit to VCKC already. There will be a remaining balance of $2200 due in June (divided 6 ways) plus food, boat transportation and/or rental costs, and personal transportation costs. Crews will be responsible for all their paddling, camping and cook gear, transportation, and sharing all expenses.

    Unlike most of our brigades this one will be based on a single crew of 6 paddlers with NO land support since most route stops are not easily accessible by car. Paddlers will be active all the time without switching off with others.

    Participants should expect to do big canoe training either with Darryl when registration opens in April (Thursdays and Mondays) or separately with the brigade group. There may be additional training sessions for participants TBD. Rescue practice, cardio training and light weight lifting will be priorities.  

    The current route is: 

    Saturday July 26th- Newcastle Island, near Nanaimo.

    Canoes and crews will need to be at Brechin Ramp, Nanaimo by 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 26th, 2025. This ramp is close to the Departure Bay ferry terminal. Drivers will take empty vehicles and trailers to a designated parking area in Victoria about 90 minutes away. Transportation back to Nanaimo and Newcastle Island  will be arranged by the brigade. While the vehicle shuttle is underway, the canoes and gear will be paddled the short distance  to Newcastle Island where camp will be set up.  Dinner is provided by the brigade

    Sunday July 27th-  Telegraph Cove, Thetis Island

    Monday July 28th- Osborne Bay Resort, Crofton, Vancouver Island

    Tuesday July 29th- Montague Harbour, Galliano Island

    Wednesday July 30th- Port Browning Marine Resort, North Pender Island

    Thursday July 31st- Island View Beach, Vancouver Island

    Friday August 1st- Victoria Canoe and Kayak Club, Victoria. The brigade will provide a dinner. Transportation will be provided to take drivers back to their vehicles and trailers. 

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    Please direct any trip questions to Wade Martinson so we don't overwhelm the good folks at VCKC.

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  • Big Canoe Gulf Island Brigade 2025 - Payment Portal for Registration

    • 26 Jul 2025
    • 8:00 AM
    • 01 Aug 2025
    • 6:00 PM
    • Newcastle Island, near Nanaimo, Vancouver Island
    • 0

    Big Canoe Gulf Island Brigade 2025 - Payment Portal for Registration
    July 26 to August 1

    March 25 Up-date: This is the payment portal for the registration fee ONLY for those members already accepted onto thip trip. Total fee of $2400 divided by 6 members = $400.00 per person. Payment due for April 10. Our treasurer will then forward the total payment to VCKC.

    Review the Course Change, Cancellation and Refund Policy. Change or Cancellation deadline for refund less $20 is June 26, 2025.

    This event is being organized by VCKC. See full details here: Big Canoe Gulf Island Brigade 2025 - VCKC Event Page

    Ceyana Canoe Club has paid the $200 deposit to VCKC already on our behalf. There will be a remaining balance of $2200 due in June (divided 6 ways) plus food, boat transportation and/or rental costs, and personal transportation costs. Crews will be responsible for all their paddling, camping and cook gear, transportation, and sharing all expenses.

    Unlike most of our brigades this one will be based on a single crew of 6 paddlers with NO land support since most route stops are not easily accessible by car. Paddlers will be active all the time without switching off with others.

    Participants should expect to do big canoe training either with Darryl when registration opens in April (Thursdays and Mondays) or separately with the brigade group. There may be additional training sessions for participants TBD. Rescue practice, cardio training and light weight lifting will be priorities.  

    The current route is: 

    Saturday July 26th- Newcastle Island, near Nanaimo.

    Canoes and crews will need to be at Brechin Ramp, Nanaimo by 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 26th, 2025. This ramp is close to the Departure Bay ferry terminal. Drivers will take empty vehicles and trailers to a designated parking area in Victoria about 90 minutes away. Transportation back to Nanaimo and Newcastle Island  will be arranged by the brigade. While the vehicle shuttle is underway, the canoes and gear will be paddled the short distance  to Newcastle Island where camp will be set up.  Dinner is provided by the brigade

    Sunday July 27th-  Telegraph Cove, Thetis Island

    Monday July 28th- Osborne Bay Resort, Crofton, Vancouver Island

    Tuesday July 29th- Montague Harbour, Galliano Island

    Wednesday July 30th- Port Browning Marine Resort, North Pender Island

    Thursday July 31st- Island View Beach, Vancouver Island

    Friday August 1st- Victoria Canoe and Kayak Club, Victoria. The brigade will provide a dinner. Transportation will be provided to take drivers back to their vehicles and trailers. 

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    Please direct any trip questions to Wade Martinson so we don't overwhelm the good folks at VCKC.

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  • Big Canoe Gulf Island Brigade 2025 - Payment Portal for Big Canoe Rental

    • 26 Jul 2025
    • 8:00 AM
    • 01 Aug 2025
    • 6:00 PM
    • Newcastle Island, near Nanaimo, Vancouver Island
    • 0
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    Big Canoe Gulf Island Brigade 2025 - Payment Portal for Big Canoe Rental
    July 26 to August 1

    April 15 Up-date: This is the payment portal for the big canoe RENTAL ONLY for those members already accepted onto this trip. Total fee of $1200 divided by 6 members = $200.00 per person. Payment due for May 25, 2025. Our treasurer will then forward the total payment to VCKC.

    Review the Course Change, Cancellation and Refund Policy. Change or Cancellation deadline for refund less $20 is June 26, 2025.

    This event is being organized by VCKC. See full details here: Big Canoe Gulf Island Brigade 2025 - VCKC Event Page

    Ceyana Canoe Club has paid the booking deposit for the boat rental to VCKC already on our behalf. There will be a remaining balance of $1200 due in June (divided 6 ways) plus food, boat transportation and/or rental costs, and personal transportation costs. Crews will be responsible for all their paddling, camping and cook gear, transportation, and sharing all expenses.

    Unlike most of our brigades this one will be based on a single crew of 6 paddlers with NO land support since most route stops are not easily accessible by car. Paddlers will be active all the time without switching off with others.

    Participants should expect to do big canoe training either with Darryl when registration opens in April (Thursdays and Mondays) or separately with the brigade group. There may be additional training sessions for participants TBD. Rescue practice, cardio training and light weight lifting will be priorities.  

    The current route is: 

    Saturday July 26th- Newcastle Island, near Nanaimo.

    Canoes and crews will need to be at Brechin Ramp, Nanaimo by 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 26th, 2025. This ramp is close to the Departure Bay ferry terminal. Drivers will take empty vehicles and trailers to a designated parking area in Victoria about 90 minutes away. Transportation back to Nanaimo and Newcastle Island  will be arranged by the brigade. While the vehicle shuttle is underway, the canoes and gear will be paddled the short distance  to Newcastle Island where camp will be set up.  Dinner is provided by the brigade

    Sunday July 27th-  Telegraph Cove, Thetis Island

    Monday July 28th- Osborne Bay Resort, Crofton, Vancouver Island

    Tuesday July 29th- Montague Harbour, Galliano Island

    Wednesday July 30th- Port Browning Marine Resort, North Pender Island

    Thursday July 31st- Island View Beach, Vancouver Island

    Friday August 1st- Victoria Canoe and Kayak Club, Victoria. The brigade will provide a dinner. Transportation will be provided to take drivers back to their vehicles and trailers. 

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    Please direct any trip questions to Wade Martinson so we don't overwhelm the good folks at VCKC.

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  • Middle Red Deer - Tolman Bridge to Drumheller

    • 01 Aug 2025
    • 4:00 PM
    • 04 Aug 2025
    • 4:00 PM
    • var. reaches of the Red Deer River
    • 10
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    Over the years we try to paddle all the reaches of the Red Deer River and it has been sometime since we paddle the reaches above Drumheller.  Last year we finished at the Tolman Bridge.  I've been trying to book a group campground, but no luck, most campgrounds, especially the Morin Campground I would like to to use is only first come first serve including the group site(s).   I'm thinking that at least a few of us should try to arrive on the Thursday afternoon, with tents (and license plate numbers) from those coming Friday, and try to nail down enough sites.  Lois and I are coming up from Waterton Park and will be in the area by early Thursday.

    The plan is to gather Thursday or Friday evening.  Then we do day trips on the nearby reaches of the Red Deer river, these vary from about 14 to 20 kms.  The river is consistently Class I with very little easy Class II water around gravel bars, some gravel bar chutes and the occasional large glacial erratic in the river.

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big winds, major storm fronts in the forecast, high water >150 cms, etc.  It is best to register so our leaders can send out timely instructions or cancellation!


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  • Liver on the River - the NSR

    • 13 Aug 2025
    • 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • NSR Laurier Park to Dawson Park
    Register

    We have Dad Jokes Day, Cake on the Lake and we also have Liver on the River.  Come join us for a moving feast and social on the NSR.  We meet about 5:00 PM at Laurier Park, organize the shuttle, and hopefully we're back and on the river by a little after 6:00 PM.  We float down the river and enjoy a shared buffet on the water.  Hopefully someone besides me remembers the "pate", (from home, from Auntie Sunterra), crackers, sausage, cheese, garden produce, sweet treats, and not much paddling!  BYOR(refreshments)  By mid-August  the bugs should be missing, the sun is still out and hopefully there is still water in the river!

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big winds, major storm fronts in the forecast, high water >350 cms, etc.  It is best to register so our leaders can send out timely instructions or cancellation!

    And best if you are a club member, but guests are welcome for one or two of these sessions, then our insurance company much appreciates you taking out a membership, as do we!

    for further info': Mark <lundmer@gmail.com>

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  • Yukon River, Carmacks to Dawson

    • 18 Aug 2025
    • 8:00 AM
    • 28 Aug 2025
    • 6:00 PM
    • Yukon River, Carmacks to Dawson
    • 3
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    The Yukon River is a Class 1-2 river in the Yukon Territory running from Marsh Lake in the south to the Bering sea in the north. We will only be paddling from Carmacks to Dawson--404 km of mostly wilderness but a bit of civilization every once in a while. We plan on stopping at certain historical locations like Fort Selkirk along the way, paddling at a moderate pace for 10 days. Solid river paddling skills and knowledge of rescue skills are required due to the remoteness of the river.

    The dates do NOT include travel time to or from the Yukon, so at least 3 days will be required at the beginning and end of the trip if people will be driving up. We will be camping at Carmacks for one night at the start and at Dawson for one night at the end. 

     We will be having some planning meetings for all who register to work out logistics such as meals, equipment, and travel, shuttle options, etc. These "meetings" may be email conversations, and one or two zoom meetings.

    For  more information contact Donna McKean <donnaluke@shaw.ca>

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  • Telford Lake in Leduc

    • 03 Sep 2025
    • 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Telford Lake in Leduc, head east on 50th Avenue
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    Neil & Roberta have again offered to provide a outrigger paddling session for our members at the Leduc Boat Club.  For those not Leduc Boat Club members, there will be a $10 fee (these boats are expensive!) for this session, payable at the club house.  And besides paddling you may even get a "Hula" lesson.  Neil and Roberta both lived in Hawaii for some years and brought back more than just paddling skills!

    We do cancel if it is ugly! Thunderstorms, big winds, major storm fronts in the forecast, etc.  It is best to register so our leaders can send out timely instructions or cancellation!

    And best if you are a club member, but guests are welcome for one or two of these sessions, then our insurance company much appreciates you taking out a membership, as do we!

    for further info': Neil<neil4atutor@gmail.com>


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Past events

05 Jun 2025 Twin Lakes Ed & Trips Camp - near Rocky Mtn. House
04 Jun 2025 Cardiff Pond - SE of Morinville
30 May 2025 River Paddling in the Jasper Park & Hinton area
28 May 2025 Ist Wed. Eve. NSR River Season - from Laurier Park
17 May 2025 Lakeland - Jackson Lake Circuit, 30 km E of Lac la Biche
14 May 2025 Big Lake or Sturgeon River Paddle from Riel Park, St. Albert
11 May 2025 "Mothers Day Paddle" for all who are mothers, or have/had a MOTHER
07 May 2025 Hermitage Park: Paddle & Smokey Burn "Wed. Eve Season Opener"
06 May 2025 CCC Trip Leader Orientation
04 May 2025 Sturgeon River Paddle above Big Lake
13 Apr 2025 Spring WW Paddling
27 Sep 2024 2024 Upper Brazeau River - Advance whitewater river day trips
13 Sep 2024 Historic paddle on the NSR River east of Edmonton (Change)
08 Sep 2024 Lac Ste Anne from Camp Warwa
05 Sep 2024 LBC Telford Lake - Outrigger Canoe Paddling with Neil & Roberta
29 Aug 2024 Cardiff Pond
29 Aug 2024 Labor Day Weekend - North Saskatchewan R - camping at Cavalcade Meadows
23 Aug 2024 Jasper Park Paddling Weekend
22 Aug 2024 Liver on the River - the NSR
17 Aug 2024 Smoky Wilderness Camping
10 Aug 2024 Athabasca R with Wilderness Camping
02 Aug 2024 Heritage Day Weekend - Middle Red Deer R
13 Jul 2024 Pembina R with Wilderness Camping
11 Jul 2024 Muir Lake
07 Jul 2024 And let there be Cake!
06 Jul 2024 McLeod River - Edson Area
28 Jun 2024 BWCC/CCC- Milk River Trip - Location changed to Red Deer River
27 Jun 2024 Columbia River Valley wetlands, lakes & river
21 Jun 2024 Blackstone River 2024
20 Jun 2024 Leduc - Telford Lake @ the Leduc Boat Club
16 Jun 2024 Tim's Annual Father's Day Brunch and Paddle
07 Jun 2024 River Paddling in the Jasper Park & Hinton area
07 Jun 2024 Lakes & Creeks of W. Switzer Park
30 May 2024 Laurier/BV Park - Thurs. Eve paddle
26 May 2024 Sturgeon River Paddle above Big Lake
23 May 2024 NE River Valley Park - Thurs. Eve paddle
17 May 2024 Flatbush Float 'N Bloat near the Pembina River and Flatbush, AB.
09 May 2024 Big Lake or Sturgeon River Paddle
08 May 2024 CCC Trip Leader Orientation
02 May 2024 Hermitage Park: Paddle & Smokey Burn
06 Oct 2023 Kootenay River
15 Sep 2023 NSR Historical Paddle
09 Sep 2023 Bow River through Calgary
02 Sep 2023 Lakeland Park - Jackson Lake Circuit.
01 Sep 2023 2023 Upper Brazeau River - Advance whitewater river day trips
13 Aug 2023 A Sunday Paddle through Edmonton
12 Aug 2023 Yoga , Paddle , Socialize (Lake paddle - birding)
04 Aug 2023 Kananaskis paddles & Canoe Meadows Campsite Aug 4-7
27 Jul 2023 Ceyana CC regisration for Trent Severn Brigade
22 Jul 2023 Historical Voyageur Canoe Paddle through Edmonton
16 Jul 2023 Cake on the Lake: a lunch time social and paddle
07 Jul 2023 Blackstone River 2023
18 Jun 2023 Cancelled - Fathers Day morning social and paddle
17 Jun 2023 NSR - Berrymore to Devon, or shorter
09 Jun 2023 WildHay Weekend 2023
02 Jun 2023 Crimson Lake PP Camping June 2 to 4 Camp, Education & Tripping
21 May 2023 May Long - Sunday day paddle on Coal Lake
14 May 2023 Mothers Day morning social and paddle
12 May 2023 Flatbush Float 'N Bloat May 12-15 at Pembina River near Flatbush, AB
18 Mar 2023 2023 Ceyana AGM and Social
04 Mar 2023 Dehydrated Backcountry Menu Planning
25 Sep 2022 A Hasty Paddle - 2022
17 Sep 2022 Upper Brazeau River - Advance whitewater river day trips
16 Sep 2022 Five Forts - Two Nights on the North Saskatchewan
02 Sep 2022 FULL/REGISTRATION DISABLED: Jasper - area lakes & rivers paddling
18 Aug 2022 Columbia River Valley wetlands, lakes & river
30 Jul 2022 Murray & Pine Rivers
24 Jul 2022 Fort to Fort
22 Jul 2022 Peace River Brigade - Passing the Paddle
15 Jul 2022 Blackstone River
10 Jul 2022 Cake on the lake
30 Jun 2022 BWCC/CCC- Milk River Trip
25 Jun 2022 North Saskatchewan River: Berrymore Bridge (Hwy 759) to Devon
19 Jun 2022 Fathers Day Brunch
10 Jun 2022 WildHay Weekend
03 Jun 2022 Pembina River June 3 to 5 Camp, Education & Tripping
23 May 2022 Flatbush Float & Bloat - May 23-25
20 May 2022 Flatbush Float & Bloat - May 20-23
30 Oct 2021 Fall paddle on North Saskatchewan River, Laurier to Dawson Park
23 Oct 2021 Fall Paddle on North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton
02 Oct 2021 Two Days To 1810
25 Sep 2021 Brazeau River advanced whitewater canoeing
16 Sep 2021 Maligne Lake trip
12 Sep 2021 A Hasty Paddle - 2021
03 Sep 2021 Labor Day Weekend - North Saskatchewan R - camping at Cavalcade Meadows
19 Aug 2021 "Liver on the River"
15 Aug 2021 Little Smoky and Smoky River trip to Peace River town
14 Aug 2021 Upper Red Deer River whitewater canoeing
05 Aug 2021 BV Thursday Evening Paddling Registration for Aug. 5
02 Aug 2021 Vinca Bridge to Waskatenau Bridge on North Saskatchewan River
29 Jul 2021 BV Thursday Evening Paddling Registration for July 29
25 Jul 2021 Devon to Edmonton on our North Saskatchewan River
21 Jul 2021 BWCC- Nordegg North Saskatchewan River trip
15 Jul 2021 BV Thursday Evening Paddling Registration for July 15
11 Jul 2021 Cake on the lake
30 Jun 2021 BWCC/CCC- Milk River Trip
20 Jun 2021 Fathers Day Brunch
12 Jun 2021 North Saskatchewan River: Berrymore Bridge (Hwy 759) to Devon
04 Jun 2021 WildHay Weekend
24 May 2021 Flatbush Float & Bloat - Part 2 - Cancelled
22 May 2021 New to Ceyana: Lakes Local to Edmonton - Cancelled
22 May 2021 Flatbush Float & Bloat - Cancelled
14 May 2021 Red Deer River - Red Deer area - Cancelled
12 Sep 2020 Hastily-Made Plans
12 Sep 2020 Brazeau River
04 Sep 2020 Labor Day Weekend - Athabasca River - Poachers Landing
04 Sep 2020 Kootenay River
22 Aug 2020 Intro Paddling Practice for Canoes and Kayaks
07 Aug 2020 Bow River in Banff Park
05 Aug 2020 Liver on the River
18 Jul 2020 Cake on the lake
21 Jun 2020 Fathers Day Brunch
07 May 2020 Cancelled - all club paddling events & programs to June 15
11 Oct 2019 The Kootenay River
29 Sep 2019 Make Haste to Hastings Lake
20 Sep 2019 Bow River - through Calgary, Harvie Passage
13 Sep 2019 Bow Waters CC - Last Splash Bash - Upper Red Deer River
30 Aug 2019 Labor Day Weekend - North Saskatchewan River east of Edmonton
31 Jul 2019 Liver on the River
26 Jul 2019 Bow River
06 Jul 2019 Cake on the Lake
28 Jun 2019 The Milk River with Bow Waters Canoe Club
31 May 2019 Wildhay Weekend
17 May 2019 Three Rivers Rendezvous
05 May 2019 A Taxing Paddle
14 Sep 2018 The Brazeau River
31 Aug 2018 Jasper National Park
05 Aug 2018 Liver on the River - a Pâté float
03 Aug 2018 The Kootenay River
01 Jul 2018 Cake on the Lake - for Canada Day 2018
29 Jun 2018 The Milk River with Bow Waters Canoe Club
08 Jun 2018 Wildhay Weekend
01 Jun 2018 Red Deer River, Innisfail to Red Deer
18 May 2018 Three Rivers Rendezvous
12 Aug 2017 Treemendous Paddle
04 Aug 2017 Rock Lake
30 Jul 2017 88 Reasons to Love Our Valley
15 Jul 2017 Cake on the Lake
15 Jul 2017 Ceyana Participants for the Saint John River Canoe Brigade
29 Jun 2017 Ceyana Participants for the Fort Edmonton Canoe Brigade
22 Jun 2017 Ceyana Participants for the Athabasca River Canoe Brigade
18 Jun 2017 Father's Day Brunch
28 May 2017 Make Haste to Hastings
19 May 2017 Bow Waters invite for a May Long Weekend of WhiteWater paddling
19 May 2017 Ceyana CC May Long Weekend on the MacLeod River at Edson
13 May 2017 Annual Islet Lake Paddle and Potluck
06 May 2017 Paddle to Two Sergeants--cancelled
30 Apr 2017 A Taxing Paddle
08 Oct 2016 Look Waaay Up!
17 Sep 2016 Red Deer River
17 Sep 2016 Brazeau River
03 Sep 2016 North Saskatchewan--Nordegg to Rocky
10 Jul 2016 Cake on the Lake
19 Jun 2016 Father's Day Brunch
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