Bristol Ariel Rowing Club (BARC)

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Bristol Ariel Rowing Club (BARC)

The Oldest Rowing Club In Bristol...

Founded in 1870, BARC offers rowers of all abilities, from complete beginners to masters, the opportunity of rowing and sculling on a beautiful 6km stretch of the Avon.

We have a successful Learn2Row programme, with many complete beginners tasting victory within 12 months of joining the club.

~~~ Learn to Row ~~~ New September Dates Now up Click here to find out more.

Bristol Ariel is the club for you if:

  • You are moving to Bristol and want to join a thriving sporting club
  • You are an experienced rower or sculler and want to get back into the sport
  • You would like to get fit in a proven and effective way
  • You would like to take up a new sport, but want to enjoy a great social life too

Interested? Contact us today and arrange to come down and see for yourself.

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