Kawaikini Canoe Club is an Outrigger Canoe Club on Kauai. The members meet at the Wailua River for Recreational and Competitive canoeing 3 days a week. Our group is continuing to grow in numbers. As the new season approaches, some of us are preparing for the summer GICRA regattas, while some are just "cruising" along while being very supportive of the competitive side of the club.
Kawaikini Canoe Club is named for the highest summit, at a height of 5,243 ft, on the central volcano on the Island of Kauai, called Kawaikini Summit, part of the mountain range of Wai'ale'ale, where many waters gather and come together. Kawaikini, and is one of the most scenic mountains in the world. The Kawaikini Canoe Club is based at the Wailua River with a nice view of this summit.
Wai'ale'ale ("rippling waters" in Hawaiian) is the name given to the small lake at the northern end of the Kawaikini summit rim, the highpoint near there where the official rain gauge is located, verifying it as "The Wettest Spot on Earth" with about 450 inches a year, and a common name for the mountain as a whole.
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site so please browse, but if you need help please feel free to call
Dawn at 808-823-8878 or email at
paddler@kawaikini.org
Mailing
address:
2826 Upena St. Lihue, HI 96766