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The Last Paddle at Key Bridge Boathouse

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earth-newPotomac Riverkeeper Inc. hosts the first Last Paddle event at Key Bridge Boathouse. Come out on October 5th for one last paddle before the cold weather sets in and learn about your Potomac Watershed.

Join Upper Potomac, Potomac, and Shenandoah Riverkeeper staff, board, and organization members from 3-5pm for a guided paddle by a local river expert and/or solo exploration on the Potomac River.

Cost: $10.00/Members or $25.00/Non-Members (includes discounted membership). Tickets include rental of your choice of canoe, kayak, or stand up paddleboard.

All participants will recieve a free $10.00 voucher and can head down to Clyde’s of Georgetown for a meet-and-greet after the paddle at 5pm. Can’t attend the afterparty? Vouchers are good for 30 days after the event!

Please click here for more information and registration.

 

 
 




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