SURREY SCOUT WATER ACTIVITIES CLUB
 
Moving Water Weekend North Wales 1st– 3rd September 2017
 
Hi ,
 
SSWAC have arranged a moving water weekend in North Wales. Subject to the water release the intention will be to paddle the river Tryweryn. If there is no dam release then we will look at the levels on the Dee or other rivers in North Wales .
 
The Bala Bunkhouse has been booked and there is limited availability for this trip so early response to this email is advisable to avoid disappointment. If you are interested please contact me and I will confirm acceptance and request a deposit payment.
 
Trip Information
 
The trip is run under Scout POR and therefore nights away and adults taking part in in adventurous activities will apply. Over 18’s must have Scout DBS clearance.
 
The cost of the trip will be £50 per person. This includes your accommodation and breakfast only. It does not include boat hire. If we paddle on the Tryweryn there will also be an additional fee for the use of the National White Water Centre
 
There is the option to add an evening meal which will be a main and dessert is available for £5 making the total cost £55.
 
Participants are responsible for their own transport to North Wales although SSWAC will put people in contact with each other to arrange car sharing where possible.
 
Any under 18’s must be accompanied by a responsible adult who is responsible for their wellbeing and behaviour not on the water. This may be a Scout Leader, nominated adult or non-paddling parent/guardian. Please let me know if you are under 18 or a leader bringing scouts
 
Pre-requisites
 
This trip is suitable for experienced white water paddlers who wish to develop their skills. It is not suitable for novices. Over 18s can, at their own risk paddle the upper section of the Tryweryn. Under 18’s will be restricted to the lower section of the river due to permit restrictions.
 
To reserve your place, please email me. Please do not send money at this stage.
 
For further information please email me on john@sswac.co.uk
 
Regards
 
John Farmer