This was a great trip we booked through Algonquin Portage. The link is listed below. Although it rained for one full day I still loved it. This took 1.5 days to complete leaving at 10 am from Achray Campsite. I hope to d...
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,...
Kayak to Admirtaly Point and Shoreline to Cod Rock and Belcarra park and a bit further to little beach then loop around the island back. Winds calm till 11, then a bit choppy. Left beach 10:10
Rivière Rouge in the Fall of 2016. Beautiful weather for October. River was very calm. Great fall colours not one else one river. Great place to stop and relax and watch the rapids. You can start closer to Harrington tre...
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An easier day to finish the 4 day tour. 3 portages in the morning,one in the afternoon. We narrowly avoided a huge rainstorm.
Forgot to set the record button for the first bit, and off it some after, but was low water made it muddy, challenging to get in and out of the kayak. Not alot for scenery the spot we were at, but calm lake. Found some s...
St. Albert from Ray Gibbons east. Access water from Reil Drive just after the ruby club. Entrance to river is just north of the small cabin to the west of the parking area.
This is a nice little lake for a fun afternoon. Plenty of birds to check out, Heron, Grebes Ducks etc. About a 200yd walk from the parking lot to the staging area. (Zoom in on map)
Nice, but off and on sprinkles. Lovely rivery-lake or lakie-river paddle. Lots of lake here, we only visited about a 1/3 of it.
Lots to see while paddling thru the Chatham Islands. We were at a medium tide but currents were quite strong. Camping on Discovery Island is $5/person/night.
Gorgeous lake with lots of place to picnic on the islands. If you stay at the sacacomie hotel (www.sacacomie.com), the canoes are free at the beach.
Nice big Lake... very calm. Saw many birds and spotted a beaver swimming. Lots of green algae in this lake.
Thought I'd go out on the lake with my brother this time! Been here before and it's always a beautiful lake!
This starts off at The Portage Store at Canoe Lake. I brought my kayak but I HIGHLY recommend renting one of the ultralight canoes. You can see I did a loop. You can go in and out if you wanted to avoid some portages ...
Started at the western edge of the Parkway and kayaked under the bridge to the middle section of the park. On some maps it looks like you can paddle between and around the islands but you can't for the most part as the i...
This is an easy outing from downtown Vancouver at Granville Island in False Creek out into English Bay and around to Siwash Rock, about as far as a human powered crafts is allowed to go toward the First Narrows of Burrar...
Skirting the western shoreline of the Yaletown and the West End neighbourhoods of Vancouver, BC, Canada, this easy paddle stayed over mostly shallow water near the beaches and sea walls that line the shore. It begins at ...
Lake adventures..... Small lake, saw Pelicans, Ducks and Coots. Couple Beaver Dams, and a lot of people fishing. Dock access Lake is aerated (see picture) for wintering of fish.
Chasing the Hump Back. Having heard of sightings North of Jarvis Island, we headed in that direction and saw spouts in the distance. The whale watching boats indicated the exact location. The whale gave us a magnificent ...
Out hunting for bears on the shore, they must have seen us coming. Sadly our last day off this wonderful adventure with Majestic Ocean Kayaks. Collected by van and taken back to Ucluelet.
Sebright - Taylor Rd bridge. Park on the shoulder. Tricky put-in and quite shallow in some spots, but an absolutely beautiful paddle that takes you to Lake Dalrymple if you stay to the right going out bound
From Pointe-Calumet to Oka park Nice marshy area and little beaches, but main beaches were very busy with motorboats and Sea-Doos.
Great paddle around he Lagoon at high tide. Makes for much easier access into the Lagoon and thru the shallower spots. Note that our put in and take out was from DND property and is restricted.
Great paddle thru nice channels and along Islands. The currents were extreme in spots. Caution should be taken. Camping fee of $5/person/night apply at this site.
Ile Verte to Cap St Jacques The Cap Saint Jacques rapids are passable on the east side with hard paddling over a relatively short distance.
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