Where to Sail 2
Challenger Group Sites
East & Midlands
East
Broxbourne Sailing Club Grafham Sailability
Meadgate Road Grafham Water Centre
Nazeing Perry, Huntingdon
Essex EN9 2PB Cambs PE28 0BX
www.broxbournesailingclub.co.uk www.grafham-water-centre.co.uk
Peterborough Sailability The Woolverston Project
Ferry Meadows Watersports Centre Alton Water Reservoir
Ham Lane Holbrook Road, Stutton,
Orton Waterville Suffolk IP9 2RY
Peterborough PE2 5UU
James Hopgood 07956 940981
www.lakesideleisure.com www.woolverstonproject.org.uk
Whitlingham Broad Sailing Centre
Whitlingham Lane
Trowse, Norwich NR14 8TR
www.whitlinghamoec.co.uk
Most Challenger groups have qualified instructors who will teach newcomers how to sail and will buddy those who are unable to go out on their own so that everyone can enjoy the thrill of being in a boat and the sense of freedom that sailing always brings
When you are skilled enough to sail alone, it is wonderful to just go off and sail wherever you want to, with no obstacles or interference, just the wind, the water and the boat. It is good to know that sailing a Challenger is a safe way to spend time on the water
East Midlands
Covenham Sailing Club Ogston Sailing Club
Nr. Louth, Lincs. Quarry Lane, Wooley Moor
Ashover, Derby DE55 6FN
www.covenhamsc.co.uk www.ogstonsc.org.uk
Rutland Sailability
Gibbet Lane, Edith Weston
Oakham, Rutland LE15 8HJ
www.rutland-sailability.org
For people who have difficulty with gripping or pulling, or even those with low upper body strength and balance who may pull themselves over instead of adjusting the control lines, the Challenger can be fitted with an electric sheet winch to pull the sail in or let it out easily
West Midlands
Rudyard Lake Sailability
The Dam Head, Rudyard, Leek, Staffs
www.rudyardlake.com
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