Similkameen River
- Distance
- 48.06nm
- Elevation +
- 1352f
- TrailRank
- 67 5.0
great trip down the river lots of small rapids the whole way great for beginners takes about 8 hrs to complete
great trip down the river lots of small rapids the whole way great for beginners takes about 8 hrs to complete
This is a great beginner River for paddling. It has a few sections that can get up to a class 3 rating depending on the time of year but for the most part it will only have class 2. You are also running parallel to the h...
A quick jaunt by kayak up and down Indian Arm from Deep Cove in North Vancouver. February is a quiet time on this otherwise busy summer inlet with lots of both pleasure and working motor traffic. Due to the steep clif...
At any tide level, the Ladner Marshes circular route between Williamson and Kirkland islands is a calm, quiet, and secluded outing in the midst of an increasingly developed and built-up Lower Mainland/Lower Fraser River ...
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Get Wikiloc Premium Upgrade to remove AdsThis is one of 14 Wikiloc Trails in a series that recounts an 855 kilometer (531 statute mile, 461 nautical mile) journey by kayak from Bennett, British Columbia to Dawson City, Yukon Territories from June 30 to July 13,...
The lower Nicomekl River from Elgin Road Bridge to the ocean by Crescent Beach is a calm stretch of river to practice and enjoy paddling in relative serenity. No roads run along the shore and the motor boat traffic is us...
This is one of 14 Wikiloc Trails in a series that recounts an 855 kilometer (531 statute mile, 461 nautical mile) journey by kayak from Bennett, British Columbia to Dawson City, Yukon Territories from June 30 to July 13,...
This easy, mostly downstream 23km paddle leaves the town of Harrison Hotsprings and finishes at Kirby Park, which is about a 25 minute drive from the start point. Spotting cars is necessary for this paddle. In most se...
This is a short, easy paddle at the mouth of Courtenay’s urban, but wild and green, river. Kayaks, canoes, or SUPs can be rented at the start point. This is best done at a higher tide to smooth out the current and provid...
The Courtenay, Puntledge and Tsolum Rivers have their confluence at the northeast corner of downtown Courtenay, about a kilometer from the corner of 5th Street and England Ave. This is a truly urban river, but also a ver...
Dairy pool launch to Dales launch. 9km, Took 1 hour and 25 min, water was warm and current was pretty fast.
Great launch/takeout at Willows Beach. Paddle across to the islands is not badly exposed weather, but currents can be very strong. Amongst the islands there were tons of seals. Currents amongst islands can be very strong...
Canoe portage hiking along four sub alpine lakes.
Nice mix of exposed and sheltered water. Day trip from campsite on northeast corner of Clarke Island.
Portland Island Shell Beach to princess Maragaret campground and tortoise islets, traversing back to Swartz bay
Paddled in the harbour seeing sea otters, seals and birds. Good protection along shore. Access from DND property restricted.
Nice leisure paddle south on the lake. It was nice day with little wind. More beaches and places to get out of boat this direction. Saw a loon and apparently there was a whole family of them.
At high tide it is easy to paddle from Nanaimo Harbour up the Nanaimo River to the Cedar Rd Bridge. This track made September 3, 2015 shows going .5 kilometer past the 2nd bridge (Duke Point Hwy). The pictures and videos...
Hide tide paddle up the San Juan starting from the bridge. Turned around at large sandbar. Apparently the large log jam has been removed and you can paddle all the way to fairy lake portage free.
Paddled along Esquimalt’s shoreline including the harbour, Saxe Point and Maculey Point Park. The start and end point on this paddle were from DND property and access is restricted. Those without access should launch fro...
Very interesting paddle to Discovery Island. Great launch location. Potential for very strong currents. Lots of seals, bald eagles and hawks.
Had to pull kayaks thru short section of the waterway into Esquimalt lagoon. Tide was mid level draining
Distance 16.17 mi Avg Speed 3.7 mph Moving Time 4:16:07 Avg Moving Speed 3.8 mph Calories 1,297 C Many noisy Steller Sea Lions below light house.
The fun part of a paddle hike and cycling loop. It starts and ends at Columbia Canoe and kayak. On a calm day with a gentle North wind, it is a beautiful way to spend time on the lake with the stunning scenery of the Col...
Dropped off by boat seeing sea lions and harbour seals, then paddle to Dodd Island to camp for 2 nights.
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