Avon Descent Day Two Day Grids Power Paddle
Northam’s Avon Descent 2021 KEY POINTS: Safety Info for Competitors (Competitors may choose to laminate and carry in craft for reference) Northam Weir – NO PORTAGE: Buoys mark Chute.
It’s here! But the Avon Descent event guide has changed in 2021. This year we see the guide split into two separate parts – The Spectator Guide, for all things
The2021Avon Descent 13th – 15th of August Building Sport, Community, and Volunteering in Western Australia Water Level Update The rain continues to fall and we’ve just see a huge
Call out to all Fireys to be part of this awesome event! Anyone can come along and be involved; this is community event all belonging, participation and doing things with
Paddlers, powerboaters encouraged to enter WA’s great white-water race Avon Descent veteran Terry Russell is encouraging others to take up the challenge of tackling Western Australia’s greatest white-water river race,
1. Final Days of Early Bird Early Bird ends midnight 31st May 2021 POWERBOATERS Take advantage of discounted entry fees – with no entry fee increase since 2019 Enter as
The Avon Descent is back in 2021 with a few rule changes aimed at improving the competitor experience. Additionally, prior to the 2020 cancellation we saw several new rule
How does it work? Northam Avon Descent Association in collaboration with Paddle WA aim to promote participation, encourage commitment and reward performance. Paddlers seeking up-front grid placements will be awarded points
The Avon Descent is a two-day river event in Western Australia; beginning in Northam, and proceeding 124km downriver to the finish line in Bayswater.
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