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10 day canoeing trip on Bowron Lakes

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.

10 day canoeing trip on Bowron Lakes

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.

10 day canoeing trip on Bowron Lakes

Season: June to September
Requirements: Warm sleeping bag, sleeping pad.
Suggested Items: Camera, daypack, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottle.
Suggested Clothing: Clothing suited to a variety of temperatures and weather conditions, rain gear, hat, warm socks, hiking boots, sneakers, swim suit, towel.
Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate
Restrictions: Moderate level of fitness is recommended.
Equipment Provided: Bowron Park user fees, camping fees, cooking gear, camp stoves, tents, meal preparations, canoes, canoe carts, paddles, life jackets, canoe dry bags, tarps, major first aid supplies, emergency radio or satellite phone.
Transportation: Trips originate and end in Vancouver, British Columbia. Transportation arrangements available.
Accommodations: In tent campsites along the lakes. 1 night accommodation in Williams Lake included.
Meal Information: Meals/snacks/beverages while on the expedition are included.
Guide Information: Two guides per tour, each with wilderness first aid certification. Your guides have many years of experience in the outdoors and are experts in the activity they lead. They are also familiar with the natural and cultural history of the area and committed to your satisfaction and safety.
Weather Information: Average summer tempertures are between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius, with temperatures in the fall usually in the 5 to 15 degree Celsius range.
Comments: Suitable for beginner canoeists. Introductory instruction is provided. Total distance is 116 km.
Trip Duration Price
10 days
$1595.00* per person
June 3-12, September 13-22, 2012
10 days

$1695.00* per person
July 2-11, July 18-27, August 1-10, August 20-29, 2012
*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax , 7.00% Provincial Sales Tax

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10 day canoeing trip on Bowron Lakes

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