Want to experience the wild West Coast of Vancouver Island by kayak without facing the full brunt of the Pacific Ocean swell? Located within Barkley Sound and Pacific Rim National Park, the…
Camping is a great way to get outside and connect with nature. This connection can be strengthend when you leave the vehicle behind and carry what you need into a remote campsite…
When people think of paddling in BC, they’ll typically envision canoes and paddleboards gliding across calm lakes, rafts and kayaks bouncing down fast-moving rivers, and sea kayaks bobbing between coastal islands. However,…
Your paddle cuts into crystal clear water as you scan the wild shoreline of Arrow Lake with a fully loaded kayak. One moment you’re mesmerized by the clear blue water and the…
All you hear is the sound of your paddle dipping into the water and the songs of migratory birds as your canoe floats down the calm waters of the Columbia River. Snowmelt…
When going on a paddling trip with the family, extra considerations are often part of the planning process. Safety and keeping the kids engaged are top priorities on a family trip, but…
Have you ever seen a stunning photo of someone out paddling and wondered how they took it? Paddling offers a unique perspective of waterbodies, great opportunities to get up close perspective of…
The stand-up paddle board cuts through the glassy turquoise waters of Kalamalka Lake as you glance up at the cliffs rising from the water’s edge, with stands of ponderosa pine glowing in…
A kayak bobs up and down over a forest of bull kelp as the tide recedes from the rocky shoreline of Galiano Island’s Montague Harbour. Galiano is one of the five larger…
The kayak is bobbing up and down as it flows through the gentle ocean waves in the sheltered waters of Cowichan Bay. What should be a peaceful scene is interrupted by the…
