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We can pick you up at your hotel to join the Barron Canyon canoe trip. Let our office team know which hotel you are staying at and we'll pick you up enroute to the park!!
There are few objects which embody the spirit and strength of Canadians more so than the canoe. It embodies the very character of our heritage of exploration, survival and appreciation for our wilderness. The rivers of the Upper Ottawa Valley flow fast and turbulant through the rugged Canadian Shield topography to their confluence with the Ottawa River. Each river tells its own story through its rogue characteristics; dramatic canyon walls, cascading waterfalls, meandering oxbows, turbulant rapids and majestic wildlife. We invite you to join us this summer and discover the spirit of the rivers and the magic Canadians call canoe tripping. Programs vary in length from 1 day scenic flatwater trips to 10 day wilderness expeditions.
Discover the rugged beauty of Algonquin Park as we explore the depths of the Barron Canyon by canoe. This flatwater trip is suitable for all ages.More »
The Noire river winds its way through evergreen forests, alongside sandy beaches and rocky outcroppings. The gentle class I-II whitewater provides excellent instructional opportunities. More »
Spend four days canoeing in Algonquin Park on the Petawawa River. World renowned for its wildlife and rugged wilderness, the Petawawa River provides a fun, challenging whitewater experience. More »
Spend two days on the Coulonge River exploring the classic Canadian Shield topography from Enragé rapids to the Terry Fox bridge. More »
This ambitious 3 day trip offers long stretches of continuous class II-III whitewater perfect for instruction to fine-tune your whitewater paddling technique. More »
Explore the full length of the Coulonge River from its source in La Vérendrye Park to the spectacular 100 foot waterfalls of Les Chutes Coulonge just downstream of the Terry Fox Bridge. More »
