Overview
Pirita Paddling Club is one of Estonia's oldest and most active paddling clubs, with roots in 1988 when it was re-established on the eve of Estonia's restored independence. It is based at the Pirita sports centre on Rummu tee, where it runs beginner courses for children aged 8–10 and adults each summer; a club tradition is the sea-kayak crossing from Tallinn to Helsinki, first paddled in 1990.
- Founded
- 1988
- Federation
- Eesti Aerutamisföderatsioon
- Registry code
- 80075118
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Racing
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History and achievements
- 1988The club is re-established on the eve of restored independence
- 1990First sea-kayak crossing from Tallinn to Helsinki
- 2018Club members race the 735 km Yukon River Quest in Canada
- 2019Traditional Tallinn–Helsinki kayak crossing
Location
- Position
- 59°27.77′ N 24°49.79′ E
59.46278, 24.82986 - Address
- Rummu tee 3
Frequently asked
Does Pirita Paddling Club run courses?
Yes. The club lists these courses: Kids' paddling course (ages 8–10), €50 and Adults' beginner paddling course, €95.
When was Pirita Paddling Club founded?
In 1988.