Go with the flow
Clear lakes, winding rivers and quiet coves – Boundary Country is shaped by water. Paddle Christina Lake at sunrise, float the Kettle River on a summer afternoon, or cast a line into calm spring-fed lakes at dusk. From kayaking to wakeboarding, fishing to swimming, water here is more than a backdrop – it’s an integral part of the adventure.
Activities
Swim, fish, float or boat, there’s no shortage of water-based fun in Boundary Country! Christina Lake is the star, with warm, boat-friendly waters and rentals at the marina. Jewel Lake offers peaceful paddling and 10hp motor limits for a quieter experience. Cast for trout at Wilgress or Conkle, or float the Granby and Kettle Rivers on a hot summer day.
Water Activities In Boundary Country
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.
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!
Maps
Know Before You Go
Safety and Regulations: Always check local lake rules, some have motor restrictions or horsepower limits. Life jackets are required for all boaters. Water levels can change with the season, so review river conditions before tubing or paddling. Rentals, permits and up-to-date info are available at Christina Lake Marina and regional visitor centres.
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