Kayakers cannot enter the building until 2:50 pm. All participants must be completely out of the building by 5:15PM. All kayaks and gear must be completely clean inside and out. Please note that helmets are required. Pool is limited to 20 kayaks. Cost is $7 if you pre-register and $9 exact change at the door. Kayaks should be brought through the delivery entrance/emergency exit(Door #15), which is located just to the east of the Robinwood entrance. Pool staff will be stationed at the delivery entrance to assist you.

https://lakewoodrecreation.activityreg.com/selectactivity_t2.wcs

Equipment and Logistics:
All incoming Kayaks must be very clean. Please remove airbags or anything that my hold debris when cleaning the boat. We reserve the right to turn away dirty kayaks. The club has some equipment and can help outfit anyone who needs gear. You must ask in advance using the note option when registering.
Enter via the maintenance area. Pool is limited to 12 kayaks in the pool at a time. Cost is $12 per person. Family is welcome to watch for free if they are not getting in the pool.
Register with this link:
https://www.keelhauler.com/roll-sessions/#Falls

Need Help:
The club will have a presence at every session and will be more than happy to work with any paddler who requests help. The Keel Haulers Club has a roll instructor that will work with students. You must request this in advance using the note option when registering. If you take advantage of this service, we request you become an active paid club member, if you are not already.

Huge thank you to our friends and sponsor for this great opportunity Falls Outdoor Company https://www.facebook.com/fallsoutdoorcompany

Join us for an evening of good food and camaraderie! The Club will provide non alcoholic drinks. This will be a potluck so bring your favorite seasonal dish to share. We hope to see you there!

Any questions, concerns please email clevelandkeelhaulers@gmail.com

Get your Thursday mornings off to a great start with a Workout Paddle on the Lower Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie. We meet at Merwin’s Wharf every Thursday at 8:00 AM.

This will be a workout-focused paddle, maintaining an average pace of about 4.0 mph, so come ready for a steady and active session on the water.

Meeting Time and Details:

- Launch time: 8:30 AM. Please arrive early enough to be fully prepared to launch on time.

- Return: Around 11:00 AM (approximately 2.5 hours on the water)

- Paddle speed: Average pace of 4.0 MPH

Requirements:

. Sea kayak with at least two bulkheads

. Safety gear: PFD, signaling devices, etc.

. Dry suit: Required if the combined air and water temperature is below 120°F

https://www.facebook.com/events/3812447669023188/3812447689023186/?active_tab=about

Get your Thursday mornings off to a great start with a Workout Paddle on the Lower Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie. We meet at Merwin’s Wharf every Thursday at 8:00 AM.

This will be a workout-focused paddle, maintaining an average pace of about 4.0 mph, so come ready for a steady and active session on the water.

Meeting Time and Details:

- Launch time: 8:30 AM. Please arrive early enough to be fully prepared to launch on time.

- Return: Around 11:00 AM (approximately 2.5 hours on the water)

- Paddle speed: Average pace of 4.0 MPH

Requirements:

. Sea kayak with at least two bulkheads

. Safety gear: PFD, signaling devices, etc.

. Dry suit: Required if the combined air and water temperature is below 120°F

https://www.facebook.com/events/3812447669023188/3812447689023186/?active_tab=about

Are you interested in learning basic kayaking skill come practice with us at Akron University’s Olympic sized swimming pool. The club will have a presence every week and will be more then happy to work with any paddler who request help.

The Keel-haulers club has a roll instructor that will work with students on learning the kayak roll if you are interested. With this service you must email us at clevelandkeelhaulers@gmail.com and we will work to get him there to work with you personally if you take advantage of this service we request that you are or become an active paid club member.

Equipment and Logistics:

Boats, PFDs (life jackets) and paddles are provided as needed.

Personal kayaks are permitted so long as they are clean and free of debris. Boats may be transported through the side entrance of the ONAT pool (door #14). Please note that these doors may not be propped open under any circumstance.

Participants may arrive up to 15 minutes early to transport kayaks to the pool deck and use the pool locker rooms.

Boats are not permitted on the water before 8pm.

All participants must be out of the ONAT facility by 10pm. This means planning ahead to exit the water as early as necessary to ensure you are out of the building on time, including kayak transport and locker room use.

Registration:

Pay $10 for single use or $80 for a semester pass

Passes can be purchased online for single sessions or an entire semester. Typically there are 15 sessions per semester. Single use passes are only valid for the next upcoming Open Kayaking session. In addition to payment, a completed waiver must be on file for the current semester in order to participate.

https://commerce.cashnet.com/.../srwsfw/catalog/OPENKAYAKING

Upon arrival every participant must sign in with our staff and receive a wrist band to wear for the duration of the session. Staff are available in the leisure pool area and ONAT pool deck for sign-in..

Location:

Ocasek Natatorium, 382 Carroll St, Akron, OH 44325

Get your Thursday mornings off to a great start with a Workout Paddle on the Lower Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie. We meet at Merwin’s Wharf every Thursday at 8:00 AM.

This will be a workout-focused paddle, maintaining an average pace of about 4.0 mph, so come ready for a steady and active session on the water.

Meeting Time and Details:

- Launch time: 8:30 AM. Please arrive early enough to be fully prepared to launch on time.

- Return: Around 11:00 AM (approximately 2.5 hours on the water)

- Paddle speed: Average pace of 4.0 MPH

Requirements:

. Sea kayak with at least two bulkheads

. Safety gear: PFD, signaling devices, etc.

. Dry suit: Required if the combined air and water temperature is below 120°F

https://www.facebook.com/events/3812447669023188/3812447689023186/?active_tab=about

Are you interested in learning basic kayaking skill come practice with us at Akron University’s Olympic sized swimming pool. The club will have a presence every week and will be more then happy to work with any paddler who request help.

The Keel-haulers club has a roll instructor that will work with students on learning the kayak roll if you are interested. With this service you must email us at clevelandkeelhaulers@gmail.com and we will work to get him there to work with you personally if you take advantage of this service we request that you are or become an active paid club member.

Equipment and Logistics:

Boats, PFDs (life jackets) and paddles are provided as needed.

Personal kayaks are permitted so long as they are clean and free of debris. Boats may be transported through the side entrance of the ONAT pool (door #14). Please note that these doors may not be propped open under any circumstance.

Participants may arrive up to 15 minutes early to transport kayaks to the pool deck and use the pool locker rooms.

Boats are not permitted on the water before 8pm.

All participants must be out of the ONAT facility by 10pm. This means planning ahead to exit the water as early as necessary to ensure you are out of the building on time, including kayak transport and locker room use.

Registration:

Pay $10 for single use or $80 for a semester pass

Passes can be purchased online for single sessions or an entire semester. Typically there are 15 sessions per semester. Single use passes are only valid for the next upcoming Open Kayaking session. In addition to payment, a completed waiver must be on file for the current semester in order to participate.

https://commerce.cashnet.com/.../srwsfw/catalog/OPENKAYAKING

Upon arrival every participant must sign in with our staff and receive a wrist band to wear for the duration of the session. Staff are available in the leisure pool area and ONAT pool deck for sign-in..

Location:

Ocasek Natatorium, 382 Carroll St, Akron, OH 44325

Get your Thursday mornings off to a great start with a Workout Paddle on the Lower Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie. We meet at Merwin’s Wharf every Thursday at 8:00 AM.

This will be a workout-focused paddle, maintaining an average pace of about 4.0 mph, so come ready for a steady and active session on the water.

Meeting Time and Details:

- Launch time: 8:30 AM. Please arrive early enough to be fully prepared to launch on time.

- Return: Around 11:00 AM (approximately 2.5 hours on the water)

- Paddle speed: Average pace of 4.0 MPH

Requirements:

. Sea kayak with at least two bulkheads

. Safety gear: PFD, signaling devices, etc.

. Dry suit: Required if the combined air and water temperature is below 120°F

https://www.facebook.com/events/3812447669023188/3812447689023186/?active_tab=about

Are you interested in learning basic kayaking skill come practice with us at Akron University’s Olympic sized swimming pool. The club will have a presence every week and will be more then happy to work with any paddler who request help.

The Keel-haulers club has a roll instructor that will work with students on learning the kayak roll if you are interested. With this service you must email us at clevelandkeelhaulers@gmail.com and we will work to get him there to work with you personally if you take advantage of this service we request that you are or become an active paid club member.

Equipment and Logistics:

Boats, PFDs (life jackets) and paddles are provided as needed.

Personal kayaks are permitted so long as they are clean and free of debris. Boats may be transported through the side entrance of the ONAT pool (door #14). Please note that these doors may not be propped open under any circumstance.

Participants may arrive up to 15 minutes early to transport kayaks to the pool deck and use the pool locker rooms.

Boats are not permitted on the water before 8pm.

All participants must be out of the ONAT facility by 10pm. This means planning ahead to exit the water as early as necessary to ensure you are out of the building on time, including kayak transport and locker room use.

Registration:

Pay $10 for single use or $80 for a semester pass

Passes can be purchased online for single sessions or an entire semester. Typically there are 15 sessions per semester. Single use passes are only valid for the next upcoming Open Kayaking session. In addition to payment, a completed waiver must be on file for the current semester in order to participate.

https://commerce.cashnet.com/.../srwsfw/catalog/OPENKAYAKING

Upon arrival every participant must sign in with our staff and receive a wrist band to wear for the duration of the session. Staff are available in the leisure pool area and ONAT pool deck for sign-in..

Location:

Ocasek Natatorium, 382 Carroll St, Akron, OH 44325

Get your Thursday mornings off to a great start with a Workout Paddle on the Lower Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie. We meet at Merwin’s Wharf every Thursday at 8:00 AM.

This will be a workout-focused paddle, maintaining an average pace of about 4.0 mph, so come ready for a steady and active session on the water.

Meeting Time and Details:

- Launch time: 8:30 AM. Please arrive early enough to be fully prepared to launch on time.

- Return: Around 11:00 AM (approximately 2.5 hours on the water)

- Paddle speed: Average pace of 4.0 MPH

Requirements:

. Sea kayak with at least two bulkheads

. Safety gear: PFD, signaling devices, etc.

. Dry suit: Required if the combined air and water temperature is below 120°F

https://www.facebook.com/events/3812447669023188/3812447689023186/?active_tab=about

Come join the Keel-haulers at the October Election Meeting! 

The club will provide beef brisket, beef hotdogs, and drinks. So come hungry and bring whatever you want to contribute. Be creative! (Please keep in mind that Cuyahoga Valley National Park rules prohibit the possession or consumption of any alcoholic beverage on park property, including rented shelters.)

During the feast, we'll hold our annual election of officers and trustees. We'll set up a projector and a good microphone and broadcast the meeting portion of the evening to our members who can't make it in person. (Link coming soon.) The online meeting will be from 6:15.

Please cast your vote for the clubs next president! (If you vote online, please do not vote again in person)

Online voting is closed if you can not make it and still want a vote please send your vote with a proxy of your choosing.

Are you coming in person to the meeting? please sign up below.

Keel-Hauler is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

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Hope to see you there! Any questions or concerns please email: clevelandkeelhaulers@gmail.com

Mike and I are are planning to camp Friday and Saturday at Paddlers Lane. Camping is first come first serve, $10 a night per person. We plan to set shuttle at 10am on Saturday. All are welcome! Please feel free to message us if you have questions! Andi Morgan 740-705-3017 Mike Vogel 330-340-0485

New kayakers can come learn kayaking skills. Experienced kayakers can practice their skills. Participants may bring their own boats via the loading dock stairs and back entrance as long as the boats are FULLY CLEANED before entering the pool. If you don’t own a boat, one will be provided for you to use. Pre-registration IS REQUIRED by the Wednesday before each program.

https://recwell.kent.edu/Program/GetProgramDetails?courseId=f5507c0e-8ba4-45bc-9b5f-77f698a53625

• Date & Time: Thursdays, Aug. 22 - Dec. 5 from 7 - 9 p.m. (no class on Oct. 3 and Nov. 28)

• Location: SRWC Lap pool

• Cost: $7

Cheat Narrows beginners trip! Join Don with Highwater Hobbies for an exciting day of paddling!! Plan on meeting at New Friends of the Cheat Take Out for the Narrows GPS 39.430732, -79.686017 . Plan to be on water by Noon and off around 3 to 4 pm. This is level dependant, needs to be between 450 and 2,000 CFS on the Albright gauge - https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/03070260/#parameterCode=00065&period=P7D&showMedian=false

Join us for open-water (Lake Erie) rescues and self-reliance drills! This training is for entry-level to advanced paddlers and takes place on flatwater (calm lake and river conditions) and open-water (Lake Erie conditions with wind and waves). We are peer-led and friendly advice is encouraged. As long as you arrive with the proper equipment, we invite all paddlers, including novices, to join us. 

Where: Emerald Necklace Marina Boat Launch (you can search 41 North Coastal Adventures on google maps). We will drop off our kayaks in the green space across the road from the 41 North Coastal Adventures Rental Center. 

When: 6:00PM ON-WATER TIME (due to daylight). We will always meet and discuss the plan and make introductions prior to launching. Typical duration is 2-3 hrs on water. 

CONDITIONS FOR CANCELLATION: These trainings are weather dependent. If Lake Erie is too rough, or the level of experience in the group cannot match the conditions, we may cancel the event. Please check facebook for that notice or check in with the organizer listed below.

Gear: All paddlers should come with a craft with proper floatation. This is either sealed bulkheads front and rear, or float bags that take up a LIBERAL amount of space in their kayak. Recreational kayaks with only one or no bulkheads would NOT be appropriate for this training. In the event you cannot borrow an appropriate kayak, we can rent you one at 41 North Coastal Adventures for the standard rental fee and waiver signed.

- The ideal and safest craft for this training is a touring kayak (sea kayak) with deck lines.

- PFD's (life jacket) to be worn at ALL times during training.

- Bring a bilge pump to help get water out of your kayak and others.

- Consider bringing a spare 2-piece paddle for simulated rescue scenarios.

- Bring a light! The U.S. Coast Guard requires a kayaker to display a single, steady white light as tall as possible on a kayak and visible from 360 degrees. We may be paddling back at dusk.

- Bring ALL the safety equipment you own! This is your chance to try it out and see if it works in scenario-based learning. Examples include: tow belt, paddle float, marine radio, throw bag, contact-tow line, etc. 

- Snacks and water are a must - you'll be working hard if you choose to participate in all rescue scenarios.

Any questions can be directed to the organizer, Josh Scott, at josh.scott.contact@gmail.com or TEXT PLEASE at 440-465-4654.

Join us for open-water (Lake Erie) rescues and self-reliance drills! This training is for entry-level to advanced paddlers and takes place on flatwater (calm lake and river conditions) and open-water (Lake Erie conditions with wind and waves). We are peer-led and friendly advice is encouraged. As long as you arrive with the proper equipment, we invite all paddlers, including novices, to join us. 

Where: Emerald Necklace Marina Boat Launch (you can search 41 North Coastal Adventures on google maps). We will drop off our kayaks in the green space across the road from the 41 North Coastal Adventures Rental Center. 

When: 6:00PM ON-WATER TIME (due to daylight). We will always meet and discuss the plan and make introductions prior to launching. Typical duration is 2-3 hrs on water. 

CONDITIONS FOR CANCELLATION: These trainings are weather dependent. If Lake Erie is too rough, or the level of experience in the group cannot match the conditions, we may cancel the event. Please check facebook for that notice or check in with the organizer listed below.

Gear: All paddlers should come with a craft with proper floatation. This is either sealed bulkheads front and rear, or float bags that take up a LIBERAL amount of space in their kayak. Recreational kayaks with only one or no bulkheads would NOT be appropriate for this training. In the event you cannot borrow an appropriate kayak, we can rent you one at 41 North Coastal Adventures for the standard rental fee and waiver signed.

- The ideal and safest craft for this training is a touring kayak (sea kayak) with deck lines.

- PFD's (life jacket) to be worn at ALL times during training.

- Bring a bilge pump to help get water out of your kayak and others.

- Consider bringing a spare 2-piece paddle for simulated rescue scenarios.

- Bring a light! The U.S. Coast Guard requires a kayaker to display a single, steady white light as tall as possible on a kayak and visible from 360 degrees. We may be paddling back at dusk.

- Bring ALL the safety equipment you own! This is your chance to try it out and see if it works in scenario-based learning. Examples include: tow belt, paddle float, marine radio, throw bag, contact-tow line, etc. 

- Snacks and water are a must - you'll be working hard if you choose to participate in all rescue scenarios.

Any questions can be directed to the organizer, Josh Scott, at josh.scott.contact@gmail.com or TEXT PLEASE at 440-465-4654.

Every Tuesday (5-7) and one Sunday Per Month (12-3) from May 14th and ending Sept 5th (weather permitting). Alternating locations between Indigo Lake and Munroe Falls Lake. The Group will meet for informal roll practice. Kayak Soccer on Sundays. Everyone is welcome! If you need gear, or would like to have roll instruction, please reach out to the club email Clevelandkeelhaulers@gmail.com

GPS Coordinates 41°11'38.5"N 81°34'41.6"W

Join us for open-water (Lake Erie) rescues and self-reliance drills! This training is for entry-level to advanced paddlers and takes place on flatwater (calm lake and river conditions) and open-water (Lake Erie conditions with wind and waves). We are peer-led and friendly advice is encouraged. As long as you arrive with the proper equipment, we invite all paddlers, including novices, to join us. 

Where: Emerald Necklace Marina Boat Launch (you can search 41 North Coastal Adventures on google maps). We will drop off our kayaks in the green space across the road from the 41 North Coastal Adventures Rental Center. 

When: 6:00PM ON-WATER TIME (due to daylight). We will always meet and discuss the plan and make introductions prior to launching. Typical duration is 2-3 hrs on water. 

CONDITIONS FOR CANCELLATION: These trainings are weather dependent. If Lake Erie is too rough, or the level of experience in the group cannot match the conditions, we may cancel the event. Please check facebook for that notice or check in with the organizer listed below.

Gear: All paddlers should come with a craft with proper floatation. This is either sealed bulkheads front and rear, or float bags that take up a LIBERAL amount of space in their kayak. Recreational kayaks with only one or no bulkheads would NOT be appropriate for this training. In the event you cannot borrow an appropriate kayak, we can rent you one at 41 North Coastal Adventures for the standard rental fee and waiver signed.

- The ideal and safest craft for this training is a touring kayak (sea kayak) with deck lines.

- PFD's (life jacket) to be worn at ALL times during training.

- Bring a bilge pump to help get water out of your kayak and others.

- Consider bringing a spare 2-piece paddle for simulated rescue scenarios.

- Bring a light! The U.S. Coast Guard requires a kayaker to display a single, steady white light as tall as possible on a kayak and visible from 360 degrees. We may be paddling back at dusk.

- Bring ALL the safety equipment you own! This is your chance to try it out and see if it works in scenario-based learning. Examples include: tow belt, paddle float, marine radio, throw bag, contact-tow line, etc. 

- Snacks and water are a must - you'll be working hard if you choose to participate in all rescue scenarios.

Any questions can be directed to the organizer, Josh Scott, at josh.scott.contact@gmail.com or TEXT PLEASE at 440-465-4654.

Every Tuesday (5-7) and one Sunday Per Month (12-3) from May 14th and ending Sept 5th (weather permitting). Alternating locations between Indigo Lake and Munroe Falls Lake. The Group will meet for informal roll practice. Kayak Soccer on Sundays. Everyone is welcome! If you need gear, or would like to have roll instruction, please reach out to the club email Clevelandkeelhaulers@gmail.com

GPS Coordinates 41°11'38.5"N 81°34'41.6"W

Every Tuesday (5-7) and one Sunday Per Month (12-3) from May 14th and ending Sept 5th (weather permitting). Alternating locations between Indigo Lake and Munroe Falls Lake. The Group will meet for informal roll practice. Kayak Soccer on Sundays. Everyone is welcome! If you need gear, or would like to have roll instruction, please reach out to the club email Clevelandkeelhaulers@gmail.com

GPS Coordinates 41.134579, -81.420169

Join us for open-water (Lake Erie) rescues and self-reliance drills! This training is for entry-level to advanced paddlers and takes place on flatwater (calm lake and river conditions) and open-water (Lake Erie conditions with wind and waves). We are peer-led and friendly advice is encouraged. As long as you arrive with the proper equipment, we invite all paddlers, including novices, to join us. 

Where: Emerald Necklace Marina Boat Launch (you can search 41 North Coastal Adventures on google maps). We will drop off our kayaks in the green space across the road from the 41 North Coastal Adventures Rental Center. 

When: 6:00PM ON-WATER TIME (due to daylight). We will always meet and discuss the plan and make introductions prior to launching. Typical duration is 2-3 hrs on water. 

CONDITIONS FOR CANCELLATION: These trainings are weather dependent. If Lake Erie is too rough, or the level of experience in the group cannot match the conditions, we may cancel the event. Please check facebook for that notice or check in with the organizer listed below.

Gear: All paddlers should come with a craft with proper floatation. This is either sealed bulkheads front and rear, or float bags that take up a LIBERAL amount of space in their kayak. Recreational kayaks with only one or no bulkheads would NOT be appropriate for this training. In the event you cannot borrow an appropriate kayak, we can rent you one at 41 North Coastal Adventures for the standard rental fee and waiver signed.

- The ideal and safest craft for this training is a touring kayak (sea kayak) with deck lines.

- PFD's (life jacket) to be worn at ALL times during training.

- Bring a bilge pump to help get water out of your kayak and others.

- Consider bringing a spare 2-piece paddle for simulated rescue scenarios.

- Bring a light! The U.S. Coast Guard requires a kayaker to display a single, steady white light as tall as possible on a kayak and visible from 360 degrees. We may be paddling back at dusk.

- Bring ALL the safety equipment you own! This is your chance to try it out and see if it works in scenario-based learning. Examples include: tow belt, paddle float, marine radio, throw bag, contact-tow line, etc. 

- Snacks and water are a must - you'll be working hard if you choose to participate in all rescue scenarios.

Any questions can be directed to the organizer, Josh Scott, at josh.scott.contact@gmail.com or TEXT PLEASE at 440-465-4654.

Join us for the River Clean-Up in partnership with Summit Metro Parks and supported by the H2Ohio Healthy Rivers Livery Program !

This will be a rewarding day of community service, fun, and environmental stewardship. Together, we can make a significant impact on the health of our river ecosystem.

Event Details:

Date: August 10th
Time: 9 AM - 12PM
Location: Summit Metro Parks- Cascade Valley Valley View River Access

Event Activities:

On Land Riverbank/ Standing in Water Clean-Up

Arrive at 10:30 AM at N. Portage Path Emergency Access

• River banks along North Portage Path Bike/ Hike path Emergency River Access

• Volunteers will walk along the riverbank or into the river, picking up litter and debris.

• Gloves, collection bags, and other necessary supplies will be provided.

• Open to adults and youth 10-17 with adult companion

On River Clean-Up:

Arrive at 9 AM at Valley View River Access
Valley View River Access to North Portage Path Bike/ Hike path Emergency River Access

For those with kayaking experience.

• We will provide kayaks or you can bring your own to clean up trash/debris from the water / river bed.

• Volunteers will paddle along the river, collecting trash/debris and ensuring our waterways stay pristine.

• Kayaks, paddles and life jackets will be provided.

• Gloves, collection bags, and other necessary supplies will be provided.

• Open to adults and youth 13-17 with adult companion

Items along the river can vary in size and weight. Examples of items could include: tires, bikes, various metals, glass bottles, various plastics/ cans, etc.

What to Bring:

• Participants MUST wear sturdy CLOSED TOE SHOES and comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor work.

• Bring a hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent.

• A reusable water bottle to stay hydrated.
  *Wear clothing that can get wet and dirty! Bring a towel and a change of clothes if you would prefer.

Additional Information:

• All volunteers must sign a waiver/ volunteer agreement before participating.

• Safety instructions and a brief training session will be provided at the start of the event.

• This is a zero-waste event; please bring reusable containers, if possible.

Registration: https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/paddletheriver-cva/items/331753/calendar/2024/8/?full-items=yes

Registration is free, but spaces for the on river kayak clean-up are limited, so sign up early!

Contact Information:

For more details, contact Moneen at Moneen@PaddleTheRiver.com or text (330) 298-5009.