Coastal Rowers
Annan Harbour Coastal Rowing Club
The Annan Harbour Coastal Rowing Club (AHCRC) runs coastal rowing and other boating activities at Annan Harbour.
AHCRC runs weekly public rowing sessions and takes part in coastal sporting events both locally and nationally.
More about the Rowing Club below ⇓
Rowing on the River Annan & beyond …
Coastal rowing is one of the fastest growing and accessible sports around Scotland and is beginning to be established elsewhere across the world. As a community-focused organisation, AHRC encourages people of all ages and abilities to take part in weekly rowing sessions, mostly from Annan Harbour.
A great way to exercise, enjoy the company of others and experience being out on the water, rowing is an activity that delivers both physical and well-being benefits. Rowing on local lochs, opportunities to attend regattas around the coast and participation in events organised by AHCRC are all part of the membership
Join in the rowing fun!
Come along and enjoy a trip along the River Annan or experience the thrill of rowing out onto the Solway.
Presently membership fees are taken annually at £25 per person, and a nominal £3 contribution per rower is requested each time you row.
Life jackets can be provided, until you feel you want to purchase your own. Suitable outdoor clothing for the season and wellie boots are all you need.
Interested? Email ahagharbourofficer@gmail.com for details of the next session to come and give coastal rowing a try!
The Scottish Coastal Rowing Association consists of over 70 member clubs, including Annan Harbour Coastal Rowing Club, and supports the building and rowing of St Ayles Skiffs.
Annan Harbour Rowing Club has two rowing skiffs, a brace of Tammie Norrie dinghies for rowing and sailing, and is renovating a Wayfarer dingy for community sailing.
Our Funders & Partners
Our funders and partners invest in us to support our local community and in the continued work to regenerate Annan Harbour. By doing so they continue to recognise the value of this work and the importance of community-led regeneration.
