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Water Safety

The water is an amazing place to be, and draws us to it all year round. And year on year, more people are enticed into the world of paddling as a way to enjoy the water. But whether you are enjoying a summer paddle, or taking advantage of a crisp winter…

Canoeing safety checklist

Canoeing safety is all part of the planning with water sports. It's the same as having to do warm ups to prevent injuries on dry land. You need to make safety checks on your canoe part of your paddling adventure. To help you get your canoeing safety checks down to…

Kayaking safety checklist

Kayaking safety. Before you head off on your paddle, whether it's a jolly flat water adventure or a white water thrill, you need to do your kayaking safety checks. It's not just about the state of your boat or paddle though, there's a few more things to consider before you…

Stay Safe On The Water

Welcome to Go Paddling’s Stay Safe On The Water. We want everyone to enjoy paddling whether on holiday, day adventures or weekends out. And so, for those of you new to paddling, here are ten simple things you can do to stay safe… Always wear your buoyancy aid or personal…

Paddling Whitewater: A Beginner’s Guide

Whitewater paddling is an exhilarating outdoor activity that combines adventure, skill, and the raw power of nature. Whether you’re in a kayak, canoe, or Paddleboard, navigating rapids can be both challenging and rewarding. For beginner's, understanding the basics of whitewater paddling is essential for having fun and staying safe on…

Why Join a Club?

It’s great getting out on the water, and at times the chance to have some time alone is one of the biggest draws. Spending some time with the water, immersed in nature can help with mindfulness and inner peace. However, paddling is also an incredibly social sport that is enhanced…

How to Paddle on Rivers

There are around 1500 rivers in the UK, covering over 200,000km. So it only makes sense that you should waterways be take advantage of and utilized for paddling. No matter where you are paddling on these rivers, there are a few basic rules and nuggets of advise that are worth…

How to Paddle on Lakes

Lakes, lochs, loughs, and llyns are all large bodies of water that offer some scenic paddling for everyone to enjoy. The water is calm and there is land the whole way around them, making them relatively safe for paddling. But there are still things you need to consider before you…

Paddling in the National Parks

A total of 15 national parks dot the UK, protecting the environment for the enjoyment of all. Scattered around each park are popular tourist destinations, with each place offering unique attractions. Some of these places are home to amazing lakes, reservoirs, rivers, and canals that all share some amazing views.…

What to do if you lose some kit

We never plan on losing anything, but sometimes it happens. This is especially sad when it is your much loved paddling kit. From leaving shoes in car parks to kayaks floating away on the tide. Whenever we lose anything it sucks. But what can you do to try and get…

Essential Gear for Paddling Adventures

Paddling, whether it's kayaking, canoeing, or stand-up paddleboarding, offers a fantastic way to connect with nature and enjoy the water. However, being prepared is crucial for a safe and enjoyable experience. Here's our guide on essential gear to pack for your paddling trip: Safety First Buoyancy Aid: A buoyancy aid…

Windermere Challenge

WHY THE WINDEMERE CHALLENGE? Part of the Three Lakes Challenge Find out more Escape the hustle and bustle by the shoreline of this popular lake and enjoy relative tranquility out on the water. There's nothing quite like experiencing this beautiful lake from the water itself. The challenge route gives you…

Llyn Tegid Challenge

WHY THE LLYN TEGID CHALLENGE? Part of the Three Lakes Challenge Find out more With stunning mountain scenery, beautiful picnic spots and rare wildlife; the Llyn Tegid challenge route is a fantastic choice for people with less experience, or those looking to build up their experience before embarking on one…

How to Paddle on the Sea

The UK is an island, meaning we are lucky enough to have over 31,000km of coastlines. And to us, that sounds like 31,000km of potential paddling on the sea! The coast is a very popular destination for staycations and day trips. So why not take your kayak, canoe, or paddle…

Paddle Safer

If you’re a new or novice paddler and want to raise your awareness of paddling safely, then the Paddle Safer is for you! It’ll help you develop a better understanding of how to be safe when taking to the water. During this award, your instructor will work with you to…

SUP Safer

If you’re a new or novice stand up paddleboarder and want to raise your safety awareness and personal safely, then the SUP Safer course is for you! It’ll help you develop a better understanding of how to be safe when on the water. During this award, your instructor will work…

How to Paddle on Canals

Canals are possibly the most accessible body of water that most people can reach. The canal system spans over 2000 miles across Britain, passing through cities, towns, and country villages. Canals are available for a range of crafts to use, from paddle boards to canal boats, so there are a…
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