Hunter Valley PaddleSports Club
Recreational Paddle - Bombah Broadwater & Myall River
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Hunter Valley Paddlesports Club (HVPC) Recreational Paddle - Bombah Broadwater & Myall River
Launch from boat ramp Mungo Brush National Park camping area off Mungo Brush Road.
Paddle to Brambles Green 13km .
Amenities at launch site.
Please arrive by 9:15 to be on the water by 10am.
Bring water, snacks and lunch
PFDs are compulsory
Pre event registrations are essential - Please do not turn up for the padle without registering in advance.
Registering paddlers will be redirected to Paddle Australia's JustGo platform. Current PNSW members will need to log in, and non members will need to create a JustGo sign-on to register a trial membership or pay the non-member single event fee (see below).
If you are unable to register online, please email Marnie at huntervalleypaddlesportsclubs@gmail.com to let us know you will be attending
FEES
HVPC/PNSW members: Free of charge
HVPC trial members: Free of charge.
Non member single event fee: $22
Potential members and interested paddlers can sign up for a Trial Membership which provides one month's access to HVPC Recreational Paddles and other Come & Try activities. Trial memberships can only be taken out once per person.
All registered paddlers will be covered by Paddle Australia's insurance during the event.
IMAGE CONSENT
By participating in an HVPC event, you grant full rights for HVPC to use any images or video taken during the event for fundraising, publicity or other purposes to help achieve the Club’s aims. This might include (but is not limited to), the right to use images in printed and online publicity, social media, press releases and funding applications.
SAFETY RECOMMENDATION
HVPC strongly recommends that all paddlers review the kayak skills training videos shared by NSW Sea Kayak Club, especially the following rescue videos:
- Assisted Rescue - The assisted rescue is used to help another kayaker re-enter their kayak after a capsize. A good rescue is efficient, with no injuries or damaged equipment.
- Self Rescue - Self rescue is a method of getting yourself back into the kayak after capsizing. This is essential if you plan to paddle alone.
If you would like to practice rescue skills during the rec paddle, please speak with the paddle leader on the day.
CONTACT
For further information or questions about the paddle please contact Grahame - 0497 222 791
For assistance with registration, please contact Marnie - huntervalleypaddlesportsclub@gmail.com
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