August 7 – 8, 2021 To celebrate 25 years of adventure touring in Ontario, we are retracing the route of the inaugural tour on Big Rideau Lake. Launching from Poonamalie on Saturday morning we will row past Rideau FerryRead more
Florida Intracoastal Adventure Tour February 17 – 24, 2018 Sculling is ideal in Florida in the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway in February. High temperatures are usually in the low 20s C (60s to 70s F). The Waterway is fullRead more
The Banana Belt tour is officially cancelled for the 2020 season due to the restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic Sunday May 10, the Banana Belt Tour in Welland Ontario is our season opener. This is a very niceRead more
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Toronto Islands Tour Sunday, July 8th, 2018 Come row with us from the Hanlan Boat Club to the Toronto Islands for a BBQ/Picnic with a beautiful view of the city. If the weather cooperates and we get goingRead more
TourCome race on Saturday August 12th at Woodbine Beach in Toronto’s East end. The 3,000 meters triangle racing course will be set up on Lake Ontario. This event hosted by Hanlan Boat Club is a sanctioned regatta and willRead more
Coastal RegattaCSM – Montebello (ONEC) August 25-26, 2018 Who will win the Hensler trophy this year? Please note that this tour has already filled up. New applications now go to a waiting list. If you had indicated that youRead more
TourCSM – Montebello (ONEC) August 25-26, 2018 Who will win the Hensler trophy this year? Please note that this tour has already filled up. New applications now go
September 20, 2020 Bike trip from Ajax (Paradise Beach) to Oshawa (Lakeview Park) and, possibly, back. BYOB – This has nothing to do with beer; it means
Toronto Islands Tour Sunday, July 7th, 2019 Come row with us from the Hanlan Boat Club to the Toronto Islands for a BBQ/Picnic with a beautiful view of the city.
As we all optimistically anticipate getting back on the water at some point in the 2021 rowing season, with the ongoing pandemic, there may well still be continuing
NOTE: This tour is now full Dip your oar into the historical waters of the Nottawasaga River, where warriors, voyageurs, missionaries, soldiers, and explorers once
