This short strip of woodland alongside Holne Weir continues to provide a popular access point for paddlers enjoying the Dart Loop.
Member Places to Paddle Washburn Symonds Yat Hoarwithy Broadway's Meadow
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Broadway’s Meadow
On the banks of the River Soar in Leicestershire, Broadways Meadow enables the safe landing and launch for paddlers on one of East Midland's most popular rivers.
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Washburn
The River Washburn is a dam release river, paddleable only when Yorkshire Water release from Thusscross Reservoir. This creates 2km of fast flowing, moderate white water (Grade 2-3). There are a number of small features, including a small weir drop.
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Symonds Yat
Symonds Yat is one of the most iconic canoeing destinations in Britain. Thousands of paddlers navigate the rapids each year along their journey down the River Wye.
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Hoarwithy
On the River Wye near the quiet village of Hoarwithy, this site is split into two fields with access to the road, enabling safe landing and launch for paddlers on one of the country's most popular rivers, roughly halfway between
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Holne Weir
This short strip of woodland alongside Holne Weir continues to provide a popular access point for paddlers enjoying the Dart Loop.