Paddling Event: Wayne County Canoe Classic 2010 – Kayak and Canoe Race This Weekend!
If you’re in the vicinity of Wayne County, PA, you’ll want to check out this kayak and canoe race. This paddle event is designed for kayaker and canoers of all ages – so bring the whole family for a great time! Here are some of the important details you’ll need to know to participate in this paddle event:
The Wayne County Canoe Classic has been hosted by the Honesdale Area Jaycees for over 27 years. The race begins north of Honesdale on the Dyberry Creek which flows into the Lacawaxen River near Honesdale proper. The course continues down the Lacawaxen to the finish line in While Mills for an overall distance of nine miles.
Awards:
All race entrants will receive a long sleeve T-shirt with the Canoe Classic logo on the front and sponsor logos on the back. The first three finishers in each class will be awarded a medal and hat indicating their placement.
Boat and Paddle Rentals are available.
Race Classifications
1.Men’s Short Class
2.Women’s Short Class
3.Mixed Short Class
4.Junior / High School Short Class
5.Parent / Child Class
6.Men’s Solo Canoe Class
7.Men’s Solo Kayak Class
8.Women’s Solo Canoe/Kayak Class
9.Tandem Kayak Recreational Class
10. Open Racing Class
- Short Classes: Canoes 17’ 6” or less in length
- Junior / High School Class: any paddler less than 18 years of age on race day
-Paddlers under the age of 14 Must be entered with an adult in the Parent / Child Class
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