Albany Rowing Center

	Last Updated: June 20, 2008

	What's New?


	ARC Juniors Win Two Medals at USRowing National Youth Championships Congratulations to the bronze medalists: Kara Johannesen & Claire Burns - (Women's 2x) Hugh Kelley & Dave McClain - Men’s Ltwt 2x Thank you to all those who sponsored our team! Read more about ARC's performance at Nationals.

	Thank You Sponsors Albany Rowing Center is sponsored in part by: CDPHP - A plan for life.

Welcome to Albany Rowing Center!

Albany Rowing Center (ARC) is a not-for-profit organization that fosters interest in and provides opportunity for rowing in New York's Capital District.

ARC rowers represent all ages (from middle school students on up) and a wide range of rowing abilities (from novice to experienced).

Rowing Programs and Camps

Adults

We offer competitive, intermediate, and recreational programs for adults of all ages.

Competitive
Coached/Intermediate
Recreational
Visiting rowers

Juniors

Rowers under 18 row at varsity, competitive, non-competitive, and novice levels.

Competitive & non-competitive
Sculling Camp
Developmental Camp

Learn to Row

We offer learn to row programs and camps for both youth and adults.

Adults
Juniors
National Learn to Row Day

Contact Us

Mailing Address

Albany Rowing Center
PO Box 857
Albany, NY 12201-0857

Boathouse

Our boathouse is located
along the historic Albany
Rensselaer Riverfront Park,
just north of the railroad bridge.

Directions
Map

Email Contacts

Adult Programs:
Learn to Row: learn2row@albanyrowingcenter.org
Recreational: rec_rowing@albanyrowingcenter.org
Coached/Intermediate: rec_rowing@albanyrowingcenter.org
Competitive: mastersrowing@albanyrowingcenter.org

Junior Programs:
dquinn5@nycap.rr.com

Head of the Hudson Regatta:
mrburnham@gmail.com

All other inquiries:
info@albanyrowingcenter.org

Listservs

If you're a member, alumni, or just interested in what's going on at ARC, we have a listserv for you.

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