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Float the Upper Columbia River as it flows through the longest continuous wetlands in North America. This wondrous land, flanked by grasslands, forest and alpine tundra, is habitat for over 250 species of birds and an abundance of other wildlife. Tours depart Radium Hotsprings in the early evening. This is the time of day when the beaver are working on the river, the birds of prey are hunting before dark, and the other animials of the wetlands are seeking the cool of the evening.
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| Season: early June to mid October |
| Suggested Items: Camera, binoculars, sunscreen. |
| Suggested Clothing: Warm jacket or sweater, running shoes. |
| Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate |
| Restrictions: Trip is suitable for kids 3 and older. |
| Maximum Number of People: 16 |
| Equipment Provided: 34 ft. Northwoods Voyageur canoe, rain pants and jacket, pfds. |
| Transportation: Trips originate and end at Radium Hotsprings, BC. From Banff take Highway #1 west to Castle Junction (Highway 93). Exit onto Highway 93 towards Radium Hotsprings. Follow the highway until you pass the Kootenay National Park Gate and enter the town of Radium. The office is about 500 m past the park gate on the right hand side. |
| Accommodations: Not included in the package but available at local lodges, hotels and resorts. |
| Meal Information: Snack and drinks included. |
| Guide Information: All the guides are professional river guides. They go through vigorous testing before they are allowed to guide. They are certified in Wilderness First Aid and swift water rescue. |
| Weather Information: Summer temperatures will average from 15 to 30 degrees Celsius. |
| Comments: Prices do not include $3 river access permit fee. Trips depart Radium at 5:30 pm |
Trip Duration: 1 day
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$49.00* per adult
3 hour round trip
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$35.00* kids 14 and under
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*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax
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