An international organization of builders, paddlers, and admirers of wooden and bark canoes.
Wooden Canoe
Heritage Association
The WCHA is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to preserving, studying, building, restoring, and using wooden and bark canoes, and to sharing information about canoeing heritage throughout the world.
Photo Credit: Jim and Betsy Wilson
Join us in July of 2023 for another incredible week of canoe fun and friendship.
Please call Annie Burke at the WCHA office to register.
603-323-8992
Suggested
Reading
Here's a curated list of available books for the wooden canoe enthusiast!
When you shop from the links in this list, the WCHA benefits financially. Thank you for your support!
Thanks to a lot of work by dedicated WCHA members, you can now view a pdf file of the covers and table of contents from every issue of Wooden Canoe Journal since the very beginning! Please be patient. As you can imagine, it's a large file and may take a while depending on your internet speed.
Owning wooden canoes is like keeping rabbits; one is lonely so you get two and then there are many!