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The 2025 Kalang River Classic is set to take place this Sunday, February 23 in Urunga, commencing at 7am.  

This biennial event, organised by the Kalang River Dragon Boat Club since 2021, features a 15-kilometer paddling race around Newry Island on the picturesque Kalang River.


Participants will navigate the course in various non-motorised watercraft, including dragon boats, outrigger canoes, kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards (SUPs).The full course typically takes about two hours to complete, with shorter races are available for juniors and those using SUPs.

Spectators and participants alike are invited to join in this community celebration of paddling and enjoy the natural beauty of the Kalang River.

Kalang River Classic
Kalang River Classic
20 February 2025

The 2025 Kalang River Classic is set to take place this Sunday, February 23 in Urunga, commencing at 7am.  



This biennial event, organised by the Kalang River Dragon Boat Club since 2021, features a 15-kilometer paddling race around Newry Island on the picturesque Kalang River.





Participants will navigate the course in various non-motorised watercraft, including dragon boats, outrigger canoes, kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards (SUPs).The full course typically takes about two hours to complete, with shorter races are available for juniors and those using SUPs.



Spectators and participants alike are invited to join in this community celebration of paddling and enjoy the natural beauty of the Kalang River.

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Kalang River Classic
20 February 2025

The 2025 Kalang River Classic is set to take place this Sunday, February 23 in Urunga, commencing at 7am.  



This biennial event, organised by the Kalang River Dragon Boat Club since 2021, features a 15-kilometer paddling race around Newry Island on the picturesque Kalang River.





Participants will navigate the course in various non-motorised watercraft, including dragon boats, outrigger canoes, kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards (SUPs).The full course typically takes about two hours to complete, with shorter races are available for juniors and those using SUPs.



Spectators and participants alike are invited to join in this community celebration of paddling and enjoy the natural beauty of the Kalang River.