Canoeing
The Bowron Lakes
10 days-Novice, Class 1 CDN$1,550-June/$1,695-July-Aug/$1,595-Sept+ 12% HST
| Dates | Availability |
|---|---|
| June 3-12, 2012 | Available |
| July 2-11, 2012 | Available |
| July 18-27, 2012 | Available |
| August 1-10, 2012 | FULL |
| August 20-29, 2012 | Available |
| September 13-22, 2012 | Available |
The Bowron Lakes are considered the quintessential lake canoeing experience in Canada. The 116 km route, through the ruggedly scenic Cariboo Mountains, is comprised of 6 major lakes and a series of connecting streams, rivers and portages.
The portages of the Bowron Lakes are made easier through the use of specially designed carts which allow canoes and equipment to be wheeled between lakes. We compliment our canoeing with some short hikes to view the Isaac River cascades and the impressive Cariboo Falls.
Besides its natural beauty, the Bowron Lakes are a wildlife sanctuary. Paddlers may see beavers, bears, otters, and moose feeding by the waterways.The Bowron River estuary is a birdwatcher's paradise with an immense variety of bird life, including coots, mergansers, widgeon, mallards and Canadian geese.
Campsites along the Bowron Lakes, set aside for our sole use, ensure the solitude so necessary for a meaningful wilderness experience.
The portages of the Bowron Lakes are made easier through the use of specially designed carts which allow canoes and equipment to be wheeled between lakes. We compliment our canoeing with some short hikes to view the Isaac River cascades and the impressive Cariboo Falls.
Besides its natural beauty, the Bowron Lakes are a wildlife sanctuary. Paddlers may see beavers, bears, otters, and moose feeding by the waterways.The Bowron River estuary is a birdwatcher's paradise with an immense variety of bird life, including coots, mergansers, widgeon, mallards and Canadian geese.
Campsites along the Bowron Lakes, set aside for our sole use, ensure the solitude so necessary for a meaningful wilderness experience.
If you are interested in this trip, you might also want to look at the classic coastal hike, theWest Coast Trail. A similar coastal experience, close to the open Pacific but in a kayak, can be had on the Nuchatlitz Inlet Endangered Species Tour.
