The LCCC has systems for coordinating trips that help us run GREAT TRIPS. Come learn the way on March 16, 2024 (current and future TC’s are invited) or follow the links to learn our systems.

The fact that we are pushing ourselves is not always visible to others, or even to ourselves, but our inner state influences our ability to perform on the river.

Member Eric Lee went on an epic canoe trip in summer 2023, and here’s his report.

Ruminations on the salmon situation in the Pacific Northwest.

Member Courtney Wilton reports on a 4-day Self Support mission on the gloriously wild Middle Fork Flathead.

Half Slice kayaks have taken the paddling world by storm, but are we adjusting our behavior to manage for the increased risk of pinning?

Member Bill Brock enjoys a rare opportunity to float the Selway river.

Member Greg Kimsey reports on a wilderness river trip in the remotest part of Oregon. The river run begins in Duck Valley Indian Reservation and cuts into the sagebrush highlands, traveling 100 miles to Three Forks, which is fairly remote, itself.

Club member Josh Marsh got a personal first descent on the rarely-runnable Crooked River.

This year for the Easter holiday the traditional reunion of the Beavers Canoe Club with the Lower Columbia Canoe Club resumed after two years of pandemic intermission.