Announcements
After months of work, the master plan for the Mayo River State Park is nearing completion. This plan will help guide development of the 2,700-acre park in Rockingham County for the next 30 to 50 years. Take a few minutes …
What’s in the Mayo River master plan for paddlers? Read more »
The ACA presented Bob Brueckner with the 2020 Green Paddle for Waterway Conservation Award on Oct 24 during the association’s annual awards ceremony and membership meeting. Bob has served as the Carolina Canoe Club’s conservation chair since mid-2013. Since …
There will be two virtual meetings Thursday, Oct. 22, to discuss the master plan for the Mayo River State Park. Each session will include a short presentation and time for questions and comments. Use these links to open up …
The ACA’s annual awards ceremony and membership meeting will be held Saturday, Oct. 24, from noon to 1 p.m. Each year, the American Canoe Association presents several national awards to “individuals and organizations who have illustrated exemplary leadership, service, and …
You might notice that you’re seeing posts from the website to Facebook! With the new website, we’ve better integrated our social media presence. With this we regain our ability to post to FB (lost due to FB changes several years …
Thanks to William Holman, Bobby Tompkins, Alton Chewning and Paul Joffrion, the horizontally growing tree at the U.S. 64 access on the Haw has been removed. Paddlers showed up with ropes, chainsaws and a goal of cutting down the tree …
There will be two virtual meetings Thursday, Oct. 22, to discuss the master plan for the Mayo River State Park. Each session will include a short presentation and time for the public to ask questions and provide comments. Remember, …
Chatham County has given the Carolina Canoe Club permission to cut the tree at the U.S. 64 access on the Haw. This is the one that gets partially submerged when the river rises. Jina Stamey, Chatham County assistant parks and …
CCC needs volunteer to cut tree at US 64 Haw access Read more »
As background, the CCC website was built in ~2009 on a Content Management System (CMS) called Drupal. Support for our Drupal version ended in 2016, with no direct migration path. We started working on a website transition from Drupal to …
All passwords have reset as part of the website migration. All users must use the Click Here to reset function on log in to reset their password.
