Based in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge, Hood River Yacht Club is a friendly group of sailors and boaters who enjoy sailing, racing, windsurfing, kiteboarding and pretty much anything else you can do on the water. The club helps sponsor a junior program and adult learn-to-sail classes as well as other community events. Here in the Gorge, we enjoy sailing in a wide variety of wind and water conditions, from gentle summer evening breezes to epic nuclear blowouts and everything in between.
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KLAMATH YACHT CLUB is located on the shore of Upper Klamath Lake, Oregon's largest. Upper Klamath Lake boasts a beautiful mountain setting, but the nearby low hillsides channel the winds for fairly steady sailing conditions. Average wind speeds of 8-15 knots make Upper Klamath Lake a great place to sail and race.
KLAMATH YACHT CLUB is home to keelboats, catamarans, trimarans, Walker Bay dinghies, centerboards, sailboards and powerboats. The fifty square miles of water offer more than enough sailing room. From anywhere on the lake, you can fish, watch eagles and pelicans, spend the entire day sailing and return to home port or anchor in a protected bay for overnight camping.
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Portland Yacht Club Located on Marine Drive, PYC has a commanding view of the eastern entrance to North Portland Harbor, on the inside of Hayden and Tomahawk Islands. Our riverfront property reaches a half-mile downstream from the clubhouse, and provides moorage for two-thirds of the club's 260 boat owning members, divided about 50/50 sail and power. The club offers open moorage for sailboats, space for member-owned boathouses for powerboats, and new concrete docks for both.
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RCYC is one of the oldest and largest yachts clubs in the Portland area, tracing its beginnings to 1932. Our yacht club facilities, just east of 33rd Avenue at 3737 NE Marine Drive, offers members a gated parking lot, a roomy club house and reasonable moorage rates.
We offer organized programs appealing to a wide variety of boaters modern and secure moorage and access to a clubhouse on the water the camaraderie of others with similar boating interest. Our moorage has space for over 130 boats and members regularly get together to work on upgrades such as our recently added shower facilities. Work parties are a club tradition and give members a sense of pride in the club's amenities.
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The Triton Yacht Club is a Casual Community of Sailors Sharing Friendship, the Corinthian Spirit, and providing Racing and Non-racing Activities.
Triton hosts many activities in the form of regattas, cruising, club and fleet racing, and community gatherings. Triton's flagship regatta is the Emerald Cup Regatta held annually in early summer.
Willamette Sailing Club is located on the banks of the Willamette River, approximately 5 minutes South of downtown Portland. It is the only small boat sailing club in Portland, and is dedicated to dinghy (non-keelboats under 20 feet) sailing and racing. The club has over 200 members, and hosts numerous activities throughout the year.
The WSC membership is comprised of a wide range of sailing enthusiasts. We have many members who primarily are interested in racing (from US Olympic team members to their first year racing a sailboat), members that just want a place to keep and launch their boat for day sailing, and some who just want a place to store their boat and enjoy the social aspects of the club. The club hosts weekly races from Feb. to Nov., holds racing clinics, organizes social events, sponsors several regattas each year, and provides a great opportunity to keep a boat on the river to enjoy evening and weekend sailing.
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Devoted to the sailing and social interests of its members, Blue Marsh Sailing Association (BMSA) is about 170 members strong. Founded in 1980 in Reading, Pennsylvania with our home base at Blue Marsh Lake, we are celebrating over 20 years of friendships and fun!
Our racing program is designed to be a fun competition and reason to get your boat out on our local namesake lake, Blue Marsh. With the variety of boats (15' to 19' monohulls) we have adopted the Portsmouth rating system to handicap the boats in order to give everybody a chance to excel.
Presque Isle Bay is the home and safe harbor of the Erie Yacht Club. It is a commonly held opinion that the EYC is one of the finest and friendliest privately owned clubs on the Great Lakes. The EYC has a tradition of hosting events such as the Lake Erie Interclub Race, EYC Charity Regatta, I-LYA Jr. Traveler Series, and the Trans Erie Race. We are most proud of the Reyburn Sailing School, now in its sixth decade of teaching juniors and adults sailing and water safety.
The Erie Yacht Club offers a full service boating facility. Fuel, boat storage, haul out, fleet racing, junior and adult sailing lessons, fine dining and catering are available under the care of a friendly and professional staff. For more details on our services, please browse this web site. We welcome our fellow boating enthusiasts to enjoy Erie and the Erie Yacht Club with us.
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Liberty Sailing Club is a not for profit organization owned and operated by its members. Because there is no paid staff, the club relies entirely on the volunteer efforts of its membership to manage all club operations, including maintenance on our J/27 fleet. Liberty Sailing Club is open to all sailors from beginners to experts. Located on the Delaware River in Center City, Philadelphia, the club has a fleet of J/27s sloop rigged sailboats designed for performance sailing.
Members can sail as much as they like. Some choose to race, some to cruise, and some to race and cruise. What you do and how often is up to you!
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The Oakmont Yacht Club holds its place as the oldest inland Yacht Club in the United States. It still has the same vitality today as it was when it was founded on July 4, 1903, by C.V. Tiers and a group of his friends who were devoted to boating and other activities. At the end of the first year, its membership totaled forty boating enthusiasts.
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