This map collates the adventures listed above with other pictures taken on shorter jaunts. Move your mouse-pointer over the camera icons on the map to preview the photos. Click the links above for more information on each trip.
River conditions:
The Environment agency uses a network of monitoring stations across the country. Each one has its own datum - a height in metres fixed relative to mean sea level. This height is expressed as metres above ordnance datum (mAOD). The river levels provided for each monitoring station are all relative to its site datum:
|
Station name: Blakes Lock (upstream)
|
Station name: Caversham Lock (upstream)
|
Station name: Twyford
|
| Station name: Blakes Lock (downstream) River name: River Kennet Typical range: 1.71m to 3.20m Highest level on record: 3.54m on 14 December 2000 Site datum: 33.49mAOD |
Station name: Caversham Lock (downstream) |
Environment Agency's online River Thames conditions update service |
External links:
| Technique: | https://www.kayakpaddling.net/ |
| River levels: | http://www.gaugemap.co.uk/#!Map |
| River conditions: | http://riverconditions.environment-agency.gov.uk/#listB |
| Canoe trails: | https://www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/go-canoeing/places-to-paddle/canoe-trails |
| Licence: | https://www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/membership/why-join-british-canoeing/waterways-licence |
| Paddlers' map: | http://www.paddlepoints.net/PaddlePoints.php |
| Canoe forum: | http://www.songofthepaddle.co.uk/ |