Aberfeldy, Scotland

Breadalbane Canoe Club

Breadalbane Canoe Club runs junior development, slalom and recreational paddling from Aberfeldy. Members train at the community campus, use an outdoor training site in town and paddle rivers across Tayside, including Grandtully.

Recreational paddling
Flatwater kayaking
Touring
Slalom
Whitewater

Visit official joining page Club website

Information checked 24 September 2026View sources

Before you join

Adult beginners: Adult, student and family memberships can include club programmes, equipment and coaching, subject to the conditions for each activity. The registration form lists introductory, new entrant and recreational sessions. Contact the club before attending.
Junior paddlers: The club publishes a junior membership and runs a strong beginner and youth-development programme. A parent or guardian completes registration for a child. The specific session, coach and booking instructions control attendance.
Equipment: Membership can include use of club equipment subject to conditions. The River Tay Sports Hub says juniors are provided with all equipment and adults with safety equipment. Ask what is supplied for the session before travelling.
Accessibility: Breadalbane Community Campus lists step-free or ramp access, a manual pool hoist, eight accessible parking bays, three accessible toilets and one accessible changing room. No reviewed source confirms adapted club craft or outdoor transfer support.
Where the club paddles: The club uses the campus pool for winter training and operates on rivers across Tayside. It also has an Aberfeldy training site and regularly uses the whitewater section at Grandtully. Registration or event instructions control the exact venue.