At the base of majestic mountains and at the inland waters of the Gastineau Channel is Juneau, Alaska capital city. Juneau offers unparalleled glacier viewing with Tracy Arm''s Fjord, Mendenhall Glacier, the Juneau Icefield and Glacier Bay National Park. Icebergs Boaters will see icebergs floating down the channel.
Besides its exceptional sailing and boating opportunities, Juneau also offers outdoor enthusiasts kayaking, dogsledding, biking, hiking, and fishing. Winter enthusiasts will enjoy snowboarding and downhill, cross-country and heli-skiing.
The Juneau Yacht Club is proud to host a variety of sail racing events, providing something for every taste: The "Spirit of Adventure Race", a 200-mile sailboat race around Admiralty Island National Monument, is the longest inland sailboat race on the west coast of North America, while the Juneau Cup Challenge is a series of 4 uniquely-handicapped weekend races for the family cruiser, and the Fall/Spring Harbor Racing Series provides ''around-the-buoys'' excitement for the speedy crowd.
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Based in Seward, Alaska, the Kenai Fjords Yacht Club serves the community of boat owners with vessels berthed in the Seward Small Boat Harbor. We are a "real" yacht club and have reciprocity with thousands of other clubs worldwide.
Established in 1933, the Ketchikan Yacht Club serves the mariners of southern SE Alaska with a floating clubhouse, berthing for vessels to 47'', and a good helping of Alaskan friendliness. KYC exists to help our members and guests learn about, respect, enjoy and share our great maritime resources here in the area.
Arizona Yacht Club is a club of more than 230 families who sail in the desert, amazing as that may seem. The emphasis is on good times and good sailing, all year long. We have a full racing program, an active cruising group, and education for members and their children Arizona Yacht Club has several fleets, each active with many boats and good sailors. The fleets include: Buccaneer Capri (Catalina) 14.2 Catalina 22 Challenger Laser (Including Radial Laser) Merit 25 PHRF Spinnaker PHRF Non-Spinnaker Portsmouth Santana 20 Sunfish Thistle
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The Yacht Club sponsors and is involved in many community and youth related activities. Activities include many lake related activities, social events, camping, cruises, races, regattas and lake patrol for various events that take place in our City & on our Lake. Future plans will feature power and sail boat racing, expanded youth program, expansion of the club house and/or moving to lake front property.
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The Tucson Sailing Club is a nonprofit organization devoted to promote, protect, and foster the sport of sailing. To encourage the members to become familiar with and adhere to the rules of navigation and seamanship: and to promote and encourage sociability and friendship among its members The Tucson Sailing Club is a member of the US Sailing Association.
Our club is dedicated to providing a family atmosphere and the enjoyment of sailing in all forms. BLSC is a participatory club with racing, social, cruising, and other sailing related activities which appeal to sailors of different skills, experience, and interests.
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Grand Maumelle Sailing Club is a nonprofit corporation organized to promote sailboat racing. Our program consists of a series of races from May through October for centerboard boats, and from November through April for keelboats. Fleets include Laser dinghies, Flying Scots, Hobies, Y-Flyers,Thistles and various other keelboats.
The Grande Maumelle Sailing Club offers junior sailing programs for children 7 to 16 to develop knowledgeable junior sailors and to instill in them a love for the sport of sailing. New docks have been built for the Sunfish and Lasers allowing students the ability to practice all summer, not just during class time. Certified Instructor will assist students in their basic sailing skills and also in improving their racing knowledge.
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We have a very active group of sailors and their families who share the enjoyment of boating at Greers Ferry Lake. We have members who enjoy the competition of racing and others who prefer to cruise. Learn more about our club by clicking the link below. You''ll find out about the details of becoming a club members, benefits of membership, dues, our new calendar of events and more! We have members who have their own boat and others who crew on someone else''s boat. Some of our members have large boats over 40 feet in length, while others have small inexpensive boats less than 22 feet long.
Because we enjoy the company of all types of sailors, our club is relatively informal. We are not like what may be the stereotypical yacht club with a fancy clubhouse and members walking around in blue blazers. We just enjoy sailing and socializing together. I encourage you to view our calendar of events for 2010. This year''s calendar is a result of input from members so that we match our activities with the interests of everyone. We have activities scheduled on two Saturdays every month January through October. One of the Saturdays includes a racing event and one includes a cruising event. All of these events are followed by a social event.
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Alameda Yacht Club is recognized for it''s great members. The Alameda Yacht Club was founded in 1985 and provides membership for both sail and power boats. The clubs goals are to promote recreational activities that will interest many of its members. Our Clubhouse offers the members and guests a comfortable and friendly meeting place for a variety of activities. There is a member operated full bar and a functional commercial galley.
he AYC clubhouse is located in Historic Fortman Marina, once home to the Alaska Packers Fishing Company in the early 1900''s. The name says it all. When you cruise, you''re not on a clock and it''s not a race. You''re just on the water, taking your time. Cruising boats come in all sizes, generally starting in the 20-foot range (with a couple bunks and a mini-galley), and reaching up to 50 feet or more, with staterooms, bathrooms, hot and cold running water, and gourmet galleys.
Cruisers offer enough space for a weekend or several weeks on the water. For some, cruising becomes a way of life. You can start with a small boat and explore bays and islands a few miles from home. As your navigating and sailing skills grow, you can spend extended periods of time on the water a few weeks of vacation or even for entire seasons.
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