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Great Glen Canoe Trail (2010)
ICC on the GGCT
  • ICC on the GGCT  
  • Author: Malcolm Wield 
  • Description: ICC on the Great Glen Canoe Trail, 2010. 
ICC on the GGCT
  • ICC on the GGCT  
  • Author: Malcolm Wield 
  • Description: ICC on the Great Glen Canoe Trail, 2010. 
ICC on the GGCT
  • ICC on the GGCT  
  • Author: Malcolm Wield 
  • Description: ICC on the Great Glen Canoe Trail, 2010. 
ICC on the GGCT
  • ICC on the GGCT  
  • Author: Malcolm Wield 
  • Description: ICC on the Great Glen Canoe Trail, 2010. 
ICC on the GGCT
  • ICC on the GGCT  
  • Author: Malcolm Wield 
  • Description: ICC on the Great Glen Canoe Trail, 2010. 
ICC on the GGCT
  • ICC on the GGCT  
  • Author: Malcolm Wield 
  • Description: ICC on the Great Glen Canoe Trail, 2010. 
ICC on the GGCT
  • ICC on the GGCT  
  • Author: Malcolm Wield 
  • Description: ICC on the Great Glen Canoe Trail, 2010. 
ICC on the GGCT
  • ICC on the GGCT  
  • Author: Malcolm Wield 
  • Description: ICC on the Great Glen Canoe Trail, 2010. 
ICC on the GGCT
  • ICC on the GGCT  
  • Author: Malcolm Wield 
  • Description: ICC on the Great Glen Canoe Trail, 2010. 
 
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Isle of Skye (Sea Kayaking)
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Polls

Would you like to see more river trips in 2010?

Yes - grades 1 & 2 - 0%
Yes - grades 2 & 3 - 33.3%
Yes - grades 3 & 4 - 100%
No, there's enough already! - 0%

Total votes: 3

Newsflash

Gyrodactylus Salaris - a water borne parasite - is of increasing concern in Europe and, if it made its way into Scottish waters, would have the potential to devastate salmon fisheries in the country.

Please take a few minutes to read our interim guidance note to ensure that, as a club, we help to keep this parasite out of our rivers.

You can download the advice note by clicking here.