Shoreline Challenge
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Shoreline Challenge

When

Friday, 19 June 2026

Loch Earn Sailing Club

Sandy Point, Perth and Kinross, PH6 2ND

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The 2026 LESC Shoreline Challenge will take place on Friday, June 26, 2026, for the keelboat fleet only with a 1400 start time. The keelboat fleet have a varied calendar for members’ only racing and cruising alike that take them further afield than regular events including down to Lochearnhead, round every mark, and on a sunset cruise. The Lochearnhead Regatta is a particular highlight because the fleet demonstrate their anchoring skills (or lack thereof) and go ashore for lunch.

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