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The Penticton Canoe Club is hosting its annual Duel in the Desert Outrigger Canoe Race this weekend on Skaha Lake.
Now in its 21st year, more than 25 crews from across Western Canada will compete in Saturday’s six-person outrigger canoe races. Competitors range in age from teens to 65 plus.
The race is the second of the year for the Canadian Outrigger Racing Association’s CORA Cup Race Series.
A new category this year will also see ultralight hulls, 45-foot boats weighing less than 200 pounds, competing.
Races Sunday will see 45 paddlers in small boat races with one and two person outrigger canoes, surf skis, marathon canoes and stand up paddle boards competing in an eight to 11 kilometre race on Skaha lake.
Racing gets underway Saturday at 9 a.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m., starting and finishing at Skaha Lake Park.
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