What a lovely morning it was here in the Wye Valley, but just as river levels get to a respectable level here comes the rain again, we have had no unguided trips out this week and if it continues to rain and the river levels begin to rise then it’s guided trips only this weekend again.
Read more →As river levels drop after it’s fingers crossed for a few days without rain and better conditions this weekend for canoeing.
Read more →With river levels at Ross on Wye being nearly 4m and the river having burst its banks we have cancelled not only canoe hire but also guided trips today, honestly its not just because we wanted to watch the British Grand Prix and the Wimbledon final…
Read more →With more heavy rainfall predicted its very likely the River Wye will rise, and it’s already resembling something out of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory so Wye Canoes will be sending out our qualified and highly experienced instructors with our customers again this weekend to ensure their safety.
Read more →For the first time in what seems like ages river levels continue to drop this weekend.
Read more →After the heavy rain and increased river levels things are finally returning to normal. The level at Ross today is 1.19 metres, just a few centimetres above normal. So if you fancy some canoe hire on the River Wye now is the time.
Read more →With river levels racing up yesterday Wye Canoes guided our trips on the River Wye.
Read more →Just as the river starts to return back to normal levels here comes the rain again, with heavy rain predicted for tonight and light rain for tomorrow, it looks like some more guiding this weekend.
Read more →With pretty terrible weather on Saturday here on the River Wye, canoe hire was again turned into podracer fun with instructors guiding customers downstream.
Read more →As the river was high yesterday Wye Canoes rafted our customers boats together pod racer style and sent them out with our highly experienced and qualified instructors only. Today the river is dropping at Mordiford some 35 miles up river from us here, while Ross and Symonds Yat continue to rise.
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