Welcome to the Dales Hang Gliding & Paragliding Club. May your flying career with us be happy and successful. The Club was founded in 1974, after a few enthusiasts had felt the need to organise themselves in order to control the activities of the flyers and to retain the good will of the land owners.
We were made official by affiliation to the British Hang Gliding Association at its inception in 1975. Since those early days the Club has grown in strength and today is one of the most successful and well supported in the country. We hope that you continue the Club spirit which has always been encouraged, and that you will want to take part in our activities, and maybe even in the management of the Club at some future time.
More about the clubPublished: 30 Nov 2021
This Thursday we have the Club AGM to take place at the Horse and Farrier pub in Otley. 7.30pm arrival for an 8pm start. Don't worry - you won't get elected if you scratch your nose at the wrong moment, but you might end up buying something! ...
Continue readingPublished: 24 Sep 2021
Aimilios Apostolopoulos has written 'The Beginners Guide to Hike and Fly' - you may have seen the review in Skywings this month. He has kindly agreed to share his knowledge, story and insights from 6 years of Hike and Fly with us. As Aimilios...
Continue readingPublished: 6 Sep 2021
Lodge Yard Rally Field, Langcliffe, Settle, North Yorks. GE 54.079644103139216, -2.2800172296518175 10th to 12th September 2021 (although you're welcome to stay from the 8th) Essential Info Cost Fixed £25 camping/loo fee no matter how long...
Continue readingPublished: 12 Aug 2021
The Glorious Twelfth refers to 12 August, the start of the shooting season for Grouse and to a lesser extent Ptarmigan. It is one of the busiest days in the shooting season (which lasts until the end of December), with large amounts of game...
Continue readingPublished: 6 Aug 2021
Please note the new parking arrangements at Semer Water. See site guide for details.
Continue readingWe can now offer club t-shirts and polo shirts available in a range of colours, sporting the DHPC logo on the front and a copy of Steve Ham's brilliant illustration on the back.
