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Join WRRR, Paddle Trails, OWA, WKC, BeWett, Nature Nuts, Boy Scouts, MGRC, WA state parks, and other several local clubs (If we missed your group let us know!) , neighbors and friends at the 40thth Annual Green River Cleanup on Saturday May 4th!!! Every year lots of outdoor enthusiast enjoy the day recreating along the river, and cleaning up trash at the same time. Jeff D will coordinate a group for cleaning downstream of Van Doren‘s Landing Park.

The 40th Annual Green River Cleanup is happening today, but the official cleanup is focused solely on the whitewater segments of the Green. We‘re going to do our own PTCC cleanup on the flatwater segment starting at Van Doren‘s Landing Park in Kent. If you‘re interested, please sign up for this trip on PTCC and also on the GRCU page at greenrivercleanup.org. Contact Jeff Davis if you have difficulty signing up on the Cleanup site. Suggested things to add to your usual equipment: work gloves, grabbing device if you have one, garbage bags. We will do a car shuttle to Tukwila before setting out. Contact Jeff Davis for best directions to launch if you‘re not familiar with it. POSTPONED TO TUESDAY MAY 14

Location is coordinator‘s-choice and will be weather-dependent. Dynamic flowing water, such as shorelines of Puget Sound or Class 1+ rivers. Suitable for canoes or sea kayaks.

This fun section is on the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie near North Bend.

Location is coordinator‘s-choice and will be weather-dependent. Dynamic flowing water, such as shorelines of Puget Sound or Class 1+ rivers. Suitable for canoes or sea kayaks.

The 40th Annual Green River Cleanup happened May 4, but the official cleanup was focused solely on the whitewater segments of the Green. We‘re going to do our own PTCC cleanup on the flatwater segment starting at Van Doren‘s Landing Park in Kent. Suggested things to add to your usual equipment: work gloves, grabbing device if you have one, garbage bags. We will do a car shuttle to Tukwila before setting out. Contact Jeff Davis for best directions to launch if you‘re not familiar with it.

Need good scouting skills as possibilty of logs in the river. White Lightening, the class IV rapid on the river, is an easy portage. It is a quick ledge drop

Red Barn at Tolt MacDonald Park in Carnation 31020 NE 40th St, Carnation, WA 98014 Note: Please be sure to register online by May 15th if you plan to come for the FREE breakfast. We will start serving breakfast at 9:30. As in previous years, Club officers will be cooking and serving PTCC members and their guests a full breakfast on the club. Breakfast will be followed by the annual rope throwing contests for distance and accuracy. Hopefully, those fierce competitors from north of the border will be able to once again sweep most of the competitions. After festivities at the park are complete, you will have your choice between several paddling trips from Flatwater to Class III. All members and their guests are welcome. So, come join your paddling friends for a great breakfast followed by a day of canoeing. Please register for the Spring Bash by May 15th so that we can be sure to have enough hash browns for everyone! Depending on water levels, these are river trips we will likely paddle: Flatwater Trip Plum Landing to Fall City Class I+ Snoqualmie Club Stretch II SF Snoqualmie Class II+ Upper MF Snoqualmie II+. MM Snoqualmie III - will depend on water levels and interest

Location is coordinator‘s-choice and will be weather-dependent. Dynamic flowing water, such as shorelines of Puget Sound or Class 1+ rivers. Suitable for canoes or sea kayaks.

Join us for a sun- and fun-filled weekend in the Methow Valley. The Methow has several stretches from Class II+ to III+; the Twisp is a technical Class II+ to III, depending on water level. We‘ll plan on camping at the free DNR site up Twisp River Road (48.371177, -120.317638) and paddle Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and/or Monday. PLEASE SIGN UP FOR THE DAYS YOU THINK YOU‘LL BE THERE. You can modify it later. We will divide into groups and paddle the rivers based on skill level and interest. Typically we have two river/skill options each day. More info on camping and paddling closer to date. This is a join Paddle Trails and WKC trip. Clicking on the Register Now button will take you to the WKC event page.

Join us for a sun- and fun-filled weekend in the Methow Valley. The Methow has several stretches from Class II+ to III+; the Twisp is a technical Class II+ to III, depending on water level. We‘ll plan on camping at the free DNR site up Twisp River Road (48.371177, -120.317638) and paddle Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and/or Monday. PLEASE SIGN UP FOR THE DAYS YOU THINK YOU‘LL BE THERE. You can modify it later. We will divide into groups and paddle the rivers based on skill level and interest. Typically we have two river/skill options each day. More info on camping and paddling closer to date. This is a join Paddle Trails and WKC trip. Clicking on the Register Now button will take you to the WKC event page.

Location is coordinator‘s-choice and will be weather-dependent. Dynamic flowing water, such as shorelines of Puget Sound or Class 1+ rivers. Suitable for canoes or sea kayaks.

Join us for a sun- and fun-filled weekend in the Methow Valley. The Methow has several stretches from Class II+ to III+; the Twisp is a technical Class II+ to III, depending on water level. We‘ll plan on camping at the free DNR site up Twisp River Road (48.371177, -120.317638) and paddle Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and/or Monday. PLEASE SIGN UP FOR THE DAYS YOU THINK YOU‘LL BE THERE. You can modify it later. We will divide into groups and paddle the rivers based on skill level and interest. Typically we have two river/skill options each day. More info on camping and paddling closer to date. This is a join Paddle Trails and WKC trip. Clicking on the Register Now button will take you to the WKC event page.

Join us for a sun- and fun-filled weekend in the Methow Valley. The Methow has several stretches from Class II+ to III+; the Twisp is a technical Class II+ to III, depending on water level. We‘ll plan on camping at the free DNR site up Twisp River Road (48.371177, -120.317638) and paddle Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and/or Monday. PLEASE SIGN UP FOR THE DAYS YOU THINK YOU‘LL BE THERE. You can modify it later. We will divide into groups and paddle the rivers based on skill level and interest. Typically we have two river/skill options each day. More info on camping and paddling closer to date. This is a join Paddle Trails and WKC trip. Clicking on the Register Now button will take you to the WKC event page.

Classic Wenatchee play run. Will meet at Cashmere Riverside park at 12:00 so folks can go mountain biking or hiking in am before it gets too hot if they want. Folks are invited to complimentary stay at PTCC member Mary Keppler‘s kayaking dorm accomodation at 208 Vine street in Cashmere or okay to sleep in their vehicle outside and enjoy the conveniences.

Classic Wenatchee play run. Will meet at Cashmere park at 12:00 so folks can go mountain biking or hiking in am before it gets too hot if they want. Folks are invited to complimentary stay at PTCC member Mary Keppler‘s kayaking dorm accomodation at 208 Vine street in Cashmere or okay to sleep in their vehicle outside and enjoy the conveniences.

Classic Wenatchee play run. Will meet at Cashmere park at 12:00 so folks can go mountain biking or hiking in am before it gets too hot if they want. Folks are invited to complimentary stay at PTCC member Mary Keppler‘s kayaking dorm accomodation at 208 Vine street in Cashmere or okay to sleep in their vehicle outside and enjoy the conveniences.