Overnight Canoe
- Wells Gray Park
- 2 Days
- $510 + tax CAD
Overview
Experience the wonders of Wells Gray Park with our fully guided and catered canoe trips this summer. This two-day canoe excursion takes you deep into the heart of this pristine wilderness. Traverse Clearwater Lake, renowned for premier canoeing experiences in British Columbia. Encounter diverse wildlife including wolves, deer, and moose while enjoying the serene beauty of these pristine waters. No canoeing experience is necessary – our guides are also instructors.
Highlights
- Campfire Stories
- Amazing Mountain Views
- Crystal Clear Water
- Interior Rainforest
- Coffee on White Sand Beaches
- Famous Wells Gray Waterfalls Tour
ITINERARY
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Day 1
- Paddle Time: 3.5-5 hours
Today you will begin at Wells Gray Adventures’ Office (Address Above) at 9 A.M. PST. Here you will be introduced to your guide, sign a waiver and be debriefed further on your canoe trip. Then it’s a 1 hour drive to the canoe dock on Clearwater Lake. We then paddle approximately 2.5 to 4 hours to our beach campsite. All campsites have outhouses, tables, fire-pits, and tent sites. We will set up camp and spend some time swimming, fishing or exploring before a great supper. After supper you may want an evening paddle to watch the stars or maybe a glass of wine around the campfire before retiring to your comfortable tent for the night.
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Day 2
Paddle Time: 3.5-6 hours
Today we have a leisurely start. After breakfast and a swim, we can start to take camp down. We load up the canoes and paddle down the other side of the lake to the canoe dock. We then start back down the Wells Gray Road for a tour of the famous waterfalls. We will visit Helmcken Falls (the fourth highest in Canada) and walk into Dawson Falls. You will be awed by your Wells Gray wild waters experience.
TRIP DETAILS
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What’s Included
- Professional Canoe Guide
- Tent Accommodation
- Meals (first day lunch to last day lunch)
- Snacks
- A tour of the famous Wells Gray Waterfalls
- Transport between our office and the lake
- Free parking at our office during your trip
- Emergency equipment
- All Canoe Gear (sleeping bags not included, rentals available)
- 1 large drybag and 1 small drybag per person
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Group Bookings
You can reserve a private date with 6 or more people. We will then add other people to the departure. If you make a booking with 8 or more, this will be considered a private trip. We will not add any other people on and we will take 10% off the total trip price.
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Additional Dates
If a date is crossed out, the trip is full. We sometimes run supplementary dates, so if you have a date that you need to come, let us know. The availability of the dates above can change quickly, please call us to confirm the date before making travel arrangements!
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Waivers
All guests will be required to sign a waiver the morning of the trip at our office prior to departure. This must be done in person at our office.
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What to Bring
- Sleeping bag and pillow (Sleeping bags available to rent for $25/bag. This is just to cover the cleaning fees after each use)
- Good quality raincoat and pants (with hat or hood)
- Walking boots that give ankle support
- Warm wool sweater or fleece coat; light mitts and hat in case the weather turns cold
- Hat with a brim for sun and rain.
- Sun Glasses
- Shirts and pants. (Long sleeves are better than short sleeves for bugs and sun)
- Warm Shirt (preferably wool) and a pair of light long underwear
- Personal Toiletries including sunscreen + insect repellent
- Small Towel, water bottle, flashlight or headlamp. Any personal medication