Registration for the Ohio River Way Paddlefest 2010 is now open!

Event organizers suggest you save money and take advantage of the special “Early Bird” rates.

Event Info:

Paddlefest Weekend – June 24, 25 & 26, 2010 at Cincinnati’s Coney Island

Paddlefest features fun, challenging and educational activities for folks of all ages and skill levels.

For more info or to register, click here to go to our Kayak / Canoe Races and Events page where you can search for this great event and lots more – by state or by date! Plan your summer paddling fun now!

If you go, let us know! We’d love to publish stories about your experiences at this family-friendly annual event! Please use our handy contact form to send us the details.

To find other places to paddle, kayak and canoe all over the USA, go to our Places to Paddle page and click on any state, or check out nationwide kayak, canoe and paddle events and races on our Paddling Events and Races page.

If you would like us to post your favorite place to paddle, kayak or canoe or your favorite paddling event or race, please use our handy contact form to send us the details.

“Early Bird” Registration Now OPEN!

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Early Bird Registration for the 9th Annual Ohio River Way Paddlefest is now open! Save money – register online today for the largest paddling event in the country.

This year’s Paddlefest Weekend will feature fun, challenging and educational activities for folks of all ages and skill levels. Take a moment to check out our updated website for the details.

Thanks to Bill Richards for letting us know about this great upcoming kayak and canoe event in Florida!

Paddle Florida: Big Shoals to Branford

When: November 8 – 15, 2008

What: Florida canoe and kayak adventure starts at Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park in White Springs and finishes in Branford.  As many as 200 paddlers will be going with the flow, averaging 13 miles per day and camping on the banks of Florida ’s beautiful Suwannee River. 

Why: Paddle Florida is held in cooperation with the Florida Park Service and the Suwannee River Water Management District.  These two organizations, through partnerships with both the public and private sectors, have created the 171-mile Suwannee River Wilderness Trail.   The Trail is a series of cabins, river camps and private “hubs” that, taken together, make the Suwannee River accessible to paddlers, hikers, bikers, equestrian enthusiasts and other user groups.  Paddle Florida will be using some of the facilities that have been recently completed.

Click here for more info, route map and to sign up and experience a week of camaraderie with the thrill of canoeing or kayaking a Florida gem.

Do you have an kayak and canoe event or race you’d like us to post? Click here to send us all the information. We may post it here on our BornToPaddle.com kayak, canoe and paddling blog and add it to our kayak and canoe races and events page!