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On these pages you click and find: Valley Wide Kayak Club For Information, call Public Relations Director Diane Boss (951) 767-1477
Do you have an interest in kayaking and exploring Southern California's local waterways? We are a kayak club dedicated to sharing with others our mutual love of kayaking. Our mission is to kayak in the great outdoors, learn good paddling skills, promote safety, enjoy group outings, and most of all - HAVE FUN! The Valley Wide Kayak Club was formed in August of 1999 to promote safe sea kayaking on Southern California's inland valley waterways, including Metropolitan's reservoirs, Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner. Its many energetic, dedicated, professional members are very enthusiastic about the future of kayaking on Diamond Valley Lake, Lake Skinner, Lake Hemet and many other waterways in Southern California, Baja and the western states. The Mission of the Valley Wide Kayak Club accounts
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of Directors for 2005 Officers Board of Directors for 2005 Officers: Board Members:
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• Participation in the Diamond Valley Lake Dedication in March of 2000, the Diamond Valley Lake Country Fair in September of 2000 and 2001 • Yearly “Charity Paddle” fundraiser in May held at Lake Hemet to raise funds to send kids with cancer & their families to Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times, resulting in over $70,000 raised! See www.campronaldmcdonald.org • Presentations to community groups such as the Hemet Rotary Club and the Boy Scouts • Lake Hemet Municipal Water District's approval of kayaking on Lake Hemet starting September 15, 2001 • Safety and Training - Monthly rescue training and paddling seminars
at Lake Perris the Sunday following the general meeting • Assistance in choosing a kayak by attending Dealer Demo Days • Trips to Canyon Lands- Green River, Utah; Black Canyon-Colorado River; San Felipe, Baja; Two Harbors, Catalina and many other Southern California lakes and beaches • Presented our safety training plan to the Metropolitan Water
District of Southern California for kayaking on Diamond Lake and Lake
Skinner resulting in approval for kayaking for those who have sit in side
kayaks, 10’ or longer.
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Contact : info@valleywidekayakclub.org
