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Slalom WA Series Race 4
Registrations are now open for Race 4 of the Slalom WA Series – Slalom WA’s State Championships event! Set-up and registrations are at 8:00 a.m. with the race commencing at 8:30 a.m. **The event will be held at Walyunga National Park, but depending on water levels, may change to Ascot Kayak Club. So, follow Slalom…
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Slalom WA Series Camp & Race 3
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Slalom WA Series Race 6
Join us for race 6 of Slalom WA’s winter series at Walyunga National Park. Set-up and registrations are at 8:00 a.m. with the race commencing at 8:30 a.m. Race 6 will be held at Walyunga National Park, but depending on water levels, may change to Ascot Kayak Club. So, follow Slalom WA on socials to…
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Slalom WA Series Race 7
Join us for race 7 of Slalom WA’s winter series at Walyunga National Park. Set-up and registrations are at 8:00 a.m. with the race commencing at 8:30 a.m. Race 7 will be held at Walyunga National Park, but depending on water levels, may change to Ascot Kayak Club. So, follow Slalom WA on socials to…
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2026 WWR #8 Teams
A weekend of epic paddling! The Bridgetown Races kick off a series of races that comprise the final event of the 2026 WildWater Season. Course Starting upstream at the town bridge and finishing 8km downstream, the course winds through rapids, fast moving currents and ti tree obstacles. Safety Helmets & PFD’s with whistles attached are…
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Get to Know: Orlando Fonseca
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2026 WWR #4 Amiens Race
Course: Starting from the pool between the Railway Bridge and Yagan (Upper Swan) Bridge, competitors race 2.7km’s through a winding river consisting of Ti-trees, submerged obstacles and often technical sections of moving water to the finish at Amiens Crescent. There are no rapids on this course but still many obstacles to tackle. More details to follow…
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Slalom WA Series Race 2
Welcome to the second race of the Slalom WA series at Ascot Kayak Club. Set-up and registrations are at 8:00 a.m. with the race commencing at 8:30 a.m. Safety Helmets and PFDs are compulsory. Registrations You need to be a member of Paddle WA (PWA), either through a club or direct, to participate in this…
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Quokkas and Kayaks: Sea Kayak Club Annual Rottnest Island Trip
Sea Kayak Club WA recently held its annual Rottnest Island trip. The trip generally consists of paddling to Rottnest Island on Friday, staying two nights at Rottnest Island and then paddling back to the mainland on Sunday. This year was a little different. With strong southerly winds forecast we decided to paddle from Rockingham, which…
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WA Shines at the Paddle Australia Annual Awards!
Western Australia celebrated a night of triumph at the Paddle Australia Annual Awards, with our athletes and contributors taking home some of the most prestigious honours. The gala evening was a spectacular affair, complete with all the trappings of a national celebration and a heartfelt tribute to the incredible volunteers who keep paddling thriving across…
