Kayak
the Kettle
River
| Water
Craft: |
Recreational
kayaks |
| Length: |
4
hours round trip |
| Difficulty: |
Low
to Moderate |
The
Kettle river trip offers a great taste of kayaking. Enjoy
learning how to manoeuvre your kayak on the gentle and scenic
Kettle river. Your instructor will teach you how to negotiate
the few mild rapids.This trip is beautiful and historical,
and will teach you a lot about kayaking on moving water. Should
be good swimmer. Dress to get wet!
Cost
$69/person 4-10 people
Christina
Creek Paddle
| Water
Craft: |
Recreational
kayaks |
| Length: |
4
hours round trip |
| Difficulty: |
Low |
Christina
Creek is a quaint, slow moving creek in which you can
thoroughly enjoy the experience of being on the water. There
is a great chance of spotting wildlife, turtles and birds. We
teach you how to paddle your kayak down this gently moving
creek, and we'll even paddle a short section of the Kettle
River. We'll stop and swim at a beautiful private island
beach, and experience the tranquillity of this beautiful
section of river. A great family trip for anyone who can
swim !
Cost
$69/person 4-10 people
Christina
Lake Champagne Sunset Paddle
| Water
Craft: |
User
friendly lake kayaks |
| Length: |
3
hours round trip |
| Difficulty: |
Lowest
|
This lake kayaking trip is one you will remember forever.
We transport you to the north end of the Lake where
we hop into our fleet of day-touring kayaks and teach
you all the basics of kayaking you need to know. Then
we explore the shoreline and discover the wealth of
paintings left by the original inhabitants of the area,
the Interior Salish. You can even bring your fishing
pole and cast for bass along this rocky shoreline.
Then we'll celebrate our trip with a champagne toast
at the end while we watch the sun set over the Monashee
Mountains. This
is a scenic and historical paddle you will not want to miss!
 
Cost
$89/person 4-10 people Departs at 5 PM
Natural
Arch Hike & Kayak
| Water
Craft: |
Recreational
Lake kayaks |
| Length: |
8 hours round trip |
| Difficulty: |
Moderate |
 
This
spectacular stone arch is reported to be one of the largest
in North America. It spans 45 m (149 feet) across a gully,
and is 34m high (112 feet). It is only accessible by
water and a short hike.
We take the WildWays van towards Castlegar
and get into our kayaks on the Lower Arrow Lake. A short
paddle (1/2 hr) in our stable lake kayaks will get us
to the foot of the trail to the Arch. From there,
a short
but steep hike (about 1 hour) up the hillside trail will
bring us to one of the most awe inspiring natural features
in BC. “The view of the arch from the lake does not
prepare you for the magnitude and grandeur of this amazing
geological formation…Sitting under the arch, one
sees the lower Arrow Lake and the Norns Range framed in
stone.” (Karen Holden, naturalist).
We will enjoy a delicious trail lunch while taking in
the fabulous views from the arch, then slowly make our
way
back to Christina Lake. This trip is moderate in difficulty
(the trail is short but steep) though no prior kayaking
skills are necessary. Sturdy hiking shoes are helpful
for the 1.5 km trail to the arch.
Cost
$129 each (includes
lunch, shuttle and use of kayaks) 4-10 people, group rates available
TO
BOOK A TRIP, PHONE 1-888 WILDWAY OR E-MAIL
US. Tax will be added to the cost.
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