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River Crake

The River Crake is a grade 2/3 river that runs out of the bottom end of Coniston. 
Often exited as spark bridge at the end of the grade 3 section however the run from Spark Bridge to Greenodd makes a nice introductory run to lead novice paddlers on.

It does  however get very overgrown so leaders must take care for overhanging branches and strainers that could catch the unaware out.
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      • Safeguarding and Safety >
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      • Booking policy
      • Coaching and leadership (CPD)
      • Sea Kayaking
      • Open Canoeing
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      • Women in to paddling
      • Stand up paddle boarding
      • Racing
      • Polo
      • Paddling in Cumbria >
        • Local Partners
        • Access
        • Clubs
        • Local Authors
        • Rivers >
          • River Crake
          • River Lune
          • Greta & Middle Derwent
        • Wildlife Access & Environment
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