Calling Lake Sailing Club

The Alberta Sailing Team is offering support to athletes and club teams training according to Sail Canada’s Long Term Sailor Development model. The LTSD is a guide to athletes, parents, coaches and program organizers for developing athletes.

NTRODUCTION The Cold Lake Sailing Association(CLSA) is that the product of alittle cluster of dedicated sailors United Nations agency courageously challenged the waters of Cold Lake long before a dock or any lakeside services existed. The perseverance of those few sailors, et al United Nations agency came when them throughout some twenty years, evolved into the sailing association we tend to square measure thus pleased with these days. OUR GOALS To expertise the pleasure and challenges of the waters of […]

Calgary Yacht Club members have enjoyed boating on Chestermere Lake since the club was established in 1933.  Nestled on two acres of waterfront property on the east shore of Chestermere Lake, the Calgary Yacht Club’s facilities support a broad range of boating, educational and social activities throughout the year.  Just 10 minutes from Calgary’s eastern limits, our facility is within easy reach of most residents of the region.  Annual memberships provide unlimited access to the club, providing affordable access to […]

The Ketchikan Yacht Club was formed to encourage yachting, promote seamanship, and encourage the use of recreational advantages in Southeastern Alaska and particularly at Ketchikan, Alaska; and further, to provide and maintain a clubhouse for the recreation of its members, anchorage and other facilities for the use of its members and for such other fraternal, social and educational purposes as the club may engage in. The Ketchikan Yacht Club consists of sail boat owners, power boaters, commercial sea pilots and […]

Based in Seward, Alaska, the Kenai Fjords Yacht Club serves the community of boat owners with vessels berthed in the Seward Small Boat Harbor. While the majority of our members lives in Anchorage, Alaska’s largest city situated 120 miles north, the heart of the club still resides in Seward. Our business center is in Seward, and the club officers usually hail from Seward. We publish a newsletter, Bergy Bits and Growlers, that all our members receive. To support our charitable […]

Founded in 1997, the Kenai Crewsers Rowing Club is the oldest rowing club in Alaska. We are located on the eastern side of the Kenai Peninsula in south-central Alaska. Rowing season runs from April through October with the primary row sites being Bear Lake in Seward, and Kenai Lake in Cooper Landing. An annual regatta is held on Bear Lake. The Kenai Crewsers Rowing club pictured at the 2013 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta in Philadelphia. The Women’s 8+ is […]

The Juneau Yacht Club has continued its monthly meetings, however confining them to nine months (September through May), leaving the boating season to boating and other summer activities. For many years the Juneau Yacht Club, at the request of the Territorial Sportsmen, has provided boat patrols throughout the Golden North Salmon Derby held in August of each year. The club also hosts the Capital to Capital Race (Olympia, WA to Juneau, AK) flotilla in mid July of each odd numbered […]

The Homer Yacht Club, Inc. is a nonprofit organization founded in 1983, to further education in the art of sailing and in boating safety. Activities are suited to either individual or family participation. Although owning a sailboat is not required for membership, the Homer Yacht Club is designed for sailboaters and those whose primary boating interest is sailing. The Homer Yacht Club sails primarily on Kachemak Bay, on the west side of southcentral Alaska’s spectacular Kenai Peninsula. Approximately twenty miles […]

The Anchorage Rowing Association—fostering interest and enthusiasm for the sport of rowing in Anchorage, Alaska since 1998

Our club, founded in 1967, is a small club of dedicated sailors with the emphasis on fun rather than protocol and blue blazers. We maintain a fleet of club boats from 14′ to 24′, a club house, 200 ft. of docks and 10,000 sq. ft. of harbor on beautiful Big Lake, Alaska.

Wheeler Yacht Club is open to sail and power boaters alike and was established to promote boating fun on Wheeler Lake through recreational, social, and educational activities.  Based at beautiful Joe Wheeler State Park near Rogersville, Alabama, the Club maintains an active program of events throught the year including: Club races and regattas Sail and power boating instruction Cruises and raft-ups Socials and theme parties Annual dinners and breakfasts

INTRODUCTION On a cold March night in 1972, eighteen sailors gathered in a small auditorium and voted to form the Tuscaloosa Sailing Club. Each put up a sum of money with the understanding that if suitable property could not be found, all of the money would be refunded. Who could ever imagine that such a meager beginning would result in the sailing club that we know today? Through the efforts of these eighteen members, and many others that have since […]

StillWaters Yacht Club is located at the prestigous Harbor Pointe Marina, StillWaters Resort, Dadeville, AL The objective of the StillWaters Yacht Club is to promote sailing and power yachting as a wholesome sport and to provide an organization of competitive activity, enjoyable cruising, an active social program, and community service. We accomplish this on the South’s Best Kept Secret, Lake Martin Alabama. A pristine 44,000 acre lake located in south-central Alabama, within a short driving distance from Montgomery, Birmingham and […]

We are primarily lake sailors with club facilities on Lake Weiss in Leesburg, Alabama. (Just west of Rome, Georgia) We love to meet other sailors and would be sailors. Come and pay us a visit! Why don’t you plan on doing, as sailors from neighboring states do; bring your boat and join us in one of the many races we have each year? We promise you a good time! Just let us know in advance that you will be participating […]

On May 6, 1986, the Point Yacht Club was formed by boating enthusiasts whose goals were to socialize and enjoy activities on the water. Having fun was one of the top priorities of the club members, along with increasing the membership and becoming a member of the Gulf Yachting Association (GYA). In 1987 plans were made for the very first Lost Bay Regatta, Point Yacht Club hosted the first annual Lighted Christmas Boat Parade, and efforts to search for a […]

Muscle Shoals Sailing Club is the only sailing club on Wilson Lake. We are located on the north side of the lake at mile 271.5 of the Tennessee River or approximately 2 miles below Wheeler Dam at old Lock 4 Slough. Our clubhouse sits on 20 acres of picturesque wooded lake-front offering spectacular sunsets and a relaxing atmosphere. Facilities include a campground for RV’s and tenting, boat ramp, buoy anchoring, boat slips, small boat storage, boat trailering a kitchen, and […]

Mobile Yacht Club members are proud of our club’s long and oftentimes colorful history. Established in 1847, Mobile Yacht Club is the 2nd oldest private boating and sailing club in the United States and the oldest club on the Gulf Coast. Throughout its long and distinguished history the club has been known as Mobile Regatta Club, Eastern Shore Yacht Club and Mobile Yacht Club. In the early years, unlike today, the “eastern shore” of Mobile Bay was reachable only by […]

Since its inception in 1940, the Lake Guntersville Yacht Club has had a wonderful history. One filled with great memories and even some learning experiences. To celebrate, we have added some informational pages and photos to our website! Whether you are a current, past, or possibly a future member, view our website to learn more about us. Also, to any visitors, please set up a time to come visit LGYC and see for yourself. I hope to see you on […]

Welcome to the Lake Guntersville Sailing Club website The objective of this club shall be to advance the pleasure, education and the experience of its members through organized events centered around sailing.