At EHYC we pride ourselves on being one of the ‘friendliest yacht clubs’ on the coast. We were formed in June 1969 as a non-profit organization registered under the Societies Act. Our club offers sheltered moorage in a convenient West Vancouver location. Our Objectives Promote participation in and also the love of sailing and seafaring during a safe and fun surroundings. Provide facilities for the use and enjoyment of the members. Provide training and development in boating and navigation for […]

Welcome to the net home of the <strong>False Creek lodge we tend to ar set in   stunning downtown Vancouver, Canadian province dominating False Creek. we tend to ar a premium dock that enjoys each power and sailing vessels and a present winning edifice with spectacular views.  With some 250 members, a mix of organized water primarily based and social activities in our award winning edifice makes FCYC (The Star of False Creek) one in every of the <strong>finest yacht […]

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.

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

The Burrard Yacht Club is dedicated to: The development and encouragement of yachting The encouragement of yacht and power boat building, yacht sailing and power boat cruising by amateurs The development of seamanship and the acquisition by its members of a knowledge of navigation The cultivation and appreciation of the cruising advantages of the waters of British Columbia, Alaska, and the State of Washington To provide and maintain clubhouses and mooring facilities for the use of members of the Club […]

Brief History of the Club by Sam Caldwell Prior to 1960, sailing was virtually an unknown sport in the Birmingham area except for a handful of enthusiasts who were willing to travel two hours or more to the lakes of North Alabama or an equal distance south to lakes near Montgomery, Alabama. This situation began to change in early 1960 when the Alabama Power Company started construction of Logan Martin Dam on the Coosa River some 40 miles east of […]