Para canoe
Sprint racing in kayaks and outrigger va'a for athletes with physical impairments.
Play Adaptive Sports lists 9 places to try para canoe in 6 states, 9 open to kids and teens and 5 open to adults. U.S. governing body: American Canoe Association. International federation: International Canoe Federation.
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Governing bodies
Para canoe by state
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California
Orange County Makapo Aquatics Project
Para canoe, Para swimming
Cal Poly Adapted Paddling Program
Para canoe
Colorado
Hawaii
'Ohana Wa'a Laulima
Para canoe
AccesSurf Hawaii
Adaptive surfing, Para swimming, Para canoe
Massachusetts
AccesSportAmerica
Adaptive surfing, Para rowing, Para canoe, Sailing, paddling & water sports
Spaulding Adaptive Sports Program
Para alpine skiing, Para snowboard, Para ice hockey, Sailing, paddling & water sports
New York
Cape Ability Outrigger Ohana, Inc.
Para canoe, Sailing, paddling & water sports
Vermont
Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports
Para alpine skiing, Para snowboard, Sailing, paddling & water sports, Para canoe
Questions people ask
What is para canoe?
Sprint racing in kayaks and outrigger va'a for athletes with physical impairments.
Who governs para canoe?
American Canoe Association (U.S. governing body); International Canoe Federation (International federation).
How do I find para canoe near me?
Pick your state from the list on this page to see every para canoe program we know of near you. The most listings are in Massachusetts, Hawaii, California, Colorado and Vermont. You can also search by ZIP code on the map at playadaptivesports.org.
Can kids play para canoe?
Yes. 9 of the 9 para canoe listings here say they serve kids or teens.
How much does para canoe cost?
Costs vary by program. Many charge a fee but offer scholarships, and grants can help pay for equipment. See the grants page for funding.