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Canoeing, Kayaking & SUP

Whatever Floats Your Boat

Paddle through Boundary Country’s stunning lakes and rivers, where adventure meets tranquility. Glide across the warm waters of Christina Lake, explore the quiet beauty of Jewel Lake, or drift down the scenic Kettle and Granby Rivers. With rentals and tours available, it’s easy to embark on the perfect paddle. Bring your friends and family and explore Boundary by water.

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So many waterways to explore

Boundary is known for it's warms lakes, river floats and sandy beaches. Launch your kayak, canoe or SUP from the shore of Jewel Lake, a low-horsepower lake, or Christina Lake, Canada' warmest tree lined lake, and enjoy peaceful paddling. The Kettle and Granby Rivers offer a great lazy river feel in the summer months.

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Rent or bring your own

For equipment rentals and guided tours, WildWays Adventure Sports in Christina Lake offers kayaks, SUPs and related gear. They also provide self-guided tours, allowing visitors to explore the area's waterways at their own pace.

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Expert Kayakers

Expert kayakers chase adrenaline on the Granby River’s staircase and S-curves, tackling fast-running rapids, narrow rock gorges and logjams on the 8 km, class 4 paddle. Feel the spray, grip your paddle and hang on—this is serious whitewater built for thrill-seekers ready to test their skills in Boundary Country’s wild waters!

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Know Before You Go

Before embarking on your paddling adventure, it's advisable to check local conditions and regulations. Always prioritize safety by wearing appropriate gear, such as a life jacket, and informing someone of your plans.