The Black Hills Paddlers are a loose knit group of area paddlers. Our main mission is having and hooking up with other paddlers in the area. No dues, no fees, no board meetings. We use the power of the IntarWeb to communicate and get together. We'll See You On The Water!
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Rapid City Outdoor Recreation Area Creek Enhancement Project
Written by Paulette Kirby
Wednesday, 17 December 2008
A video presentation about the proposed
Creek Enhancement Project & Whitewater Park on Rapid Creek
The video is hosted on YouTube, if you want to see the original, here it is.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 December 2008 )
Black Hills Paddlers Inc is Born!
Written by Justin Herreman
Tuesday, 18 November 2008
Here’s an update on what is going on with Black Hills Paddlers and the proposed Whitewater Playpark on Rapid Creek.
Today we took the second step towards realizing our dream when an application to create a formal entity called Black Hills Paddlers Inc, was submitted to the state.This group was organized as a South Dakota non-for profit corporation.
When the snow flies and icicles hang from your porch, going paddling probably isn’t the first winter sport you think of. “Wait a minute,” you think, did she just call paddling a “winter sport.” Yes, I did and no, I’m not entirely crazy. Winter is a great time to get out on the water, even if it is cold and icy. Sure, it takes a little more preparation but with the right gear paddling in the winter can be as much fun as in the summer.
The old saying, “The clothes don’t make a man” doesn’t apply in this situation; in fact, it’s just the opposite. What you wear will determine whether you enjoy a day on the water or spend the day miserable and shivering. As with any other cold-weather activity, layering is the key but for paddling we add a few unique items.