Southeastern Kayak Clubs
Paddling clubs in the southeastern states. |
| Link Name |
Description |
| ACA Dixie Division |
The Dixie Division of the ACA serves the Southeast United States and is dedicated to promoting canoeing, kayaking, and rafting as wholesome lifetime recreational activities. |
| Arkansas Canoe Club |
The A.C.C. is a recreational organization representing members in Arkansas and Oklahoma that love to paddle the rivers, streams and lakes of The Natural State and beyond. |
| Atlanta Whitewater Club |
A dedicated group of Atlanta's kayakers and canoeists providing educational services and events that increase the enjoyment, safety and skills of paddlers at every level of the sport. |
| Birmingham Canoe Club |
The Birmingham Canoe Club, Inc. is dedicated to the advancement and enjoyment of canoeing, kayaking, and all paddlesports in Birmingham, Alabama area. |
| Blue Ridge River Runners |
Based in Lynchburg, VA, Blue Ridge River Runners is the third largest paddlers' organization in Virginia and whether you are a beginner, or advanced paddler we have something for you. |
| Blue Ridge Voyageurs |
The Blue Ridge Voyageurs (BRV) is a voluntary association of experienced whitewater paddlers from the Washington, DC area that revel in the challenge, camaraderie, adventure, and natural beauty of whitewater paddling. |
| Burned Out Canoe Club |
Whitewater paddling is inherently dangerous and can be deadly, that's why we do it. |
| Carolina Canoe Club |
700 individuals and family members in North Carolina and contiguous states together for the purpose of paddeling. |
| Chota Canoe Club |
A whitewater club in Knoxville, Tennessee Its members usually number between 200 and 300, and are primarily from Knoxville, Oak Ridge, and Maryville/Alcoa, but also other locations in East Tennessee and neighboring states. |
| Clemson Whitewater Club |
The Clemson Whitewater Club is here to help you have as much fun as possible, become aware of the risks and dangers, assist you in the development of basic whitewater skills, and expose you to the safety guidelines associated with whitewater sports. |
| Coastal Canoeists |
Coastals is a family-oriented club dedicated to the enjoyment and advancement of paddlesports and consists of canoeists, kayakers and others from the southeastern U.S., but primarily from Virginia. |
| East Tennessee Whitewater Club |
Our Aims, promote canoeing and kayaking as a water sport, teach boating techniques and water safety for river travel, preserve our remaining wilderness rivers for future generations. |
| Georgia Canoeing Association |
GCA is a member-operated paddling club with over 800 family and corporate memberships comprising more than 2000 Canoeists and Kayakers of all ages and paddling abilities |
| Huntsville Canoe Club |
The Huntsville Canoe Club is a group of people interested in paddling all types of self-propelled craft - canoes, kayaks, and sit-on-tops - on a variety of types of water. |
| Missouri Whitewater Association |
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| Peachtree City Paddlers |
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| Tarheel Paddlers Association |
The Tarheel Paddlers Association is a group of paddling enthusiasts based in the Piedmont Triad area of North Carolina. |
| Tennessee Valley Canoe Club |
The TVCC is a club for paddle sports in one of the most beautiful places in America, Southeast Tennessess, and offers many paddling events year around. |
| Tennessee Whiterwater |
Small group of Tennessee paddlers and other SE paddlers promoting paddling in the SE. |
| U of Tennessee Canoe & Hiking Club |
Our trips include, but are not limited to: backpacking, canoeing, caving, climbing, kayaking, mtn. biking, rafting, rappelling, and whatever else you can think of. |
| Viking Canoe Club |
Located in the Louisville, KY area our main purpose is to unite persons interested in paddling and to promote the safe and responsible use of navigable waters. |
| West Virginia Wildwater Association |
The West Virginia Wildwater Association was founded for the purpose of paddling and enjoying the wild and scenic rivers of West Virginia and the surrounding Appalachian area |
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