
Nahanni River
The Nahanni flows through Canada’s deepest river canyons, past hot springs and geological features so unique that the Nahanni River was among the first World Heritage Sites to be declared by the United Nations in 1978. Paddlers world-wide consider it to be their ‘Mecca’.
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Tatshenshini River
This magnificent mountain river carves through the ragged Coast Range to the Gulf of Alaska, passing through the world’s largest non-polar ice cap.
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Alsek River
Renowned for large rapids, Himalaya-like mountain valleys and glaciers, the Alsek is a wilderness treasure unlike any other – including the Tatshenshini.
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Firth River
This wild and remote Arctic river flows through the centre of Ivvavik National Park to the Arctic Ocean.
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Broken Skull River
This unique and remote tributary of the Nahanni river starts high in the alpine and takes you through corner after corner of fun, friendly whitewater.
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Coppermine River
Explore the river made infamous by the Coppermine Expedition of 1819–22 led by “the man who ate his boots,” Arctic explorer Sir John Franklin.
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Mountain River
Whitewater canoeists discovered the Mountain River's excitement 30 years ago. We offer both canoe and raft expeditions on this rollicking river, in one of the world's last unspoiled wilderness regions.
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Wind River
The Wind River is a beautiful and inviting watercourse for any canoeist who possesses basic whitewater skills.
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Snake River
Located in the Peel watershed region, the Snake is a challenging whitewater river, suitable for rafters and experienced whitewater canoeists.
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Horton River
So remote, even the Inuvualuit of the Horton River’s nearest community rarely travel this far. Enjoy the stunning beauty (and good fishing!) canoeing this peaceful river.
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Stikine River
The coastal Tlingit people named this waterway the Stikine or “great river.” Today, it represents one of the most diverse and dramatic canoeable rivers on the West Coast of the continent.
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Taseko, Chilko, Chilcotin Rivers
The best of British Columbia's wilderness rivers are yours to explore. Expect exceptional whitewater, scenery and wildlife when you travel the Chilcotin and Fraser.
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Soper River
With its rich natural and human heritage, the Soper River valley provides exceptional opportunities for visitors to appreciate Canadian Heritage River qualities.
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Burnside River
Views of the spectacular Burnside Canyon is a highlight of all Burnside River excursions and paddling trips are timed to coincide with the historic Bathurst Caribou migration.
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Thelon River
The Thelon River is the largest river in Nunavut and showcases some of Canada’s most important northern ecosystems.
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