The Longmont Sculling Club was founded in 2008 to provide a nurturing environment to scullers of all abilities to enable them to reach their goals through education, training and respect.

Teaching adults and teens to learn to scull, improving the technique of experienced members, and working to increase boat speed or enjoyment on the water, the Club provides equipment for members, and storage for Club and private equipment.

Longmont Sculling Club offers novice and experienced sculling. All of our training and teaching takes place in sculling boats, where each person has 2 oars. The club has quads (4 person boats), and singles for instruction and independent use as a certified club member.

Sculling on the Union Reservoir provides the ideal setting for learning and perfecting your stroke. No-wakes means you can focus on your sculling, not the waves created by ski boats. Our boats are conveniently located next to the water for easy carry to start and end your session.

The Longmont Sculling Club is committed to sharing this very special activity with like-minded people in a supportive and social setting.

For more information about the Longmont Sculling Club click on the links below

Current information

* Congratulations to the US Medal Winners

• Women's 8 - Gold Medal
• Women's Single - Silver Medal
• Men's 8 - Bronze Medal

*Olympic Learn to Scull Special - NEW! Limited Time!

* New link to Member Activities - Look here for the latest and greatest goings on.

* Longmont Sculling Schwag is now available!

• Beware of the Zebra Mussel and the Mosquito (West Nile Virus has arrived in Boulder County)!

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Adult Learn to Scull Programs

Why Scull at Union Reservoir with Longmont Sculling Club?

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Union Sailing Club

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Open House updated with pictures of the event

'Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing- absolute nothing- half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats - Rat - Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame