Wilderness River
Guided canoe, fishing, hiking, camping tours
Adventure Tours


Canoe Tours Freshwater Fishing for Trout (Rainbow, Cutthroat, Brown, Steelhead)
Freshwater Fishing for Salmon Freshwater Fishing for Small-Mouthed Bass
Wildlife Viewing, Birdwatching, Old Growth Trees Hike-In, Camping, and optional Freshwater Fishing Fishing Calendar


For your personal back country enjoyment, our experienced river guides cater small parties.
Larger groups such as Scouts, Guides, Schools, Tour Groups -
custom package tours for canoeing, hiking, or camping
by special arrangement.


CANOE TOURS:

Family canoe day tripLower portion of the San Juan River

Day trip by canoe down 15 km (9 miles) of the beautiful San Juan
     River near Port Renfrew.
10-hour day including travelling time (six hours canoeing).
     Summer low water necessitates wading in river
     at numerous shallows and pushing canoe through.
Easy grade 1-2 paddle, no experience necessary.
A canoe trip is an excellent way to view wildlife and birdlife - you
       may see Roosevelt Elk, Black-Tailed Deer, and Black Bears
       - spring or fall are the best times, prime time is September
       through November when salmon are spawning. Birdlife
       includes Bald Eagles, Ospreys, Herons, Ducks,
       shorebirds, Kingfishers, and many others.
See beaver dams.
See 1000 year old Sitka Spruce and ancient Red Cedar trees.
Lunch included.
2 persons $300; 3 persons $350;
       4-6 persons $95 each.

The wild Aussie family at the fish counting fence on the San Juan River Running the rapids - the guys weekend on the San Juan
            Bears and Eagles galore!
    Many thanks for an unforgettable day!

Scouts and Guides from Denmark on canoe and hiking tour

Wilderness river camping and fly fishing for salmon

Options:

Overnight camping at midpoint of river
     tour (camping equipment and
     meals [gourmet fresh foods not
     freeze-dried] included), $70 per
     person extra.



Safety:

A safety talk will be given before the trip starts.
This will include but not limited to: how to operate the canoe,
     what to expect on the trip down river, how to react
     if the craft capsizes, how to wear and use life jackets
     (mandatory), instruction on evacuation/rescue plan.
No alcohol on trip. Persons under 16 years must be accompanied
     by an adult 19 years or older. Signing of Waiver required.
Please advise of any food allergies or special diet.

 

WILDLIFE VIEWING / BIRDWATCHING / OLD-GROWTH TREES:

Wildlife viewing and old growthBlack Bear      trees.  - you may see Roosevelt Elk,    Black-Tailed Deer, and Black Bears.  - spring or fall are the best    times, prime time is September through November when salmon    are spawning. Birdlife includes Bald Eagles,   Ospreys, Herons, Ducks, shorebirds, Kingfishers, and many others.Fresh Black Bear footprints Lunch included.   2 persons $250 each;   3-4 persons $95 each.

Ancient Sitka Spruce









Moosiger Wasserfall (Mossy Waterfall)












Bring your camera and binoculars.


A full day along back-country logging
          roads to lakes and rivers,
          includes a trip to the Red Creek
          Fir (241 feet tall at the last measurement).
See giant Red Cedars, ancient Sitka Spruce and visit the huge
          old hollow cedar tree.

Mid-October canoe/camping trip

What to Bring with You:

Strong shoes or hiking boots; sneakers or
     sandals for wading in river
Warm clothing for sudden weather changes
Rain gear
One change of clothes for day trip (two
     changes of clothing for overnight trips);
     shorts for wading
Small day pack (back pack for hiking/camping
     excursions)
Camera / Binoculars / Sunscreen

 

LARGEST WESTERN RED CEDAR ON SOUTHERN VANCOUVER ISLAND

Growing in a steep ravine at a secret location, a chance in a lifetime to see ancient old-growth trees. Its diameter in one direction is 4.9 metres (16 feet); in other direction it is 3.7 metres (12 feet).
Taking an average of 4.3 metres (14 feet), its circumference would be 13.5 metres (44 feet). Its age is approximately 1200 years old.
Also visit the old hollow cedar, the twin cedars (1000 years old), and cedar grove with several trees 3.05 metres (10 feet) in diameter.
The old-growth hemlock and sitka spruce near these trees are dwarfed in comparison.
Climbing down a steep ravine is necessary, must be reasonably fit and active. There is no trail; no one else visits this majestic west coast giant.
Lunch included. Please advise of any food allergies or special diet.
1 person $200; 2 persons $220; 3-4 persons $95 each.

 

BIRD WATCHING GUIDED TOUR

- 3 hours coastal and marine environment. Visit medium-sized estuary, beach fossil cliffs, seal colony. 2 persons. Binoculars provided. Walking on beach and rocks necessary. $90
Seals sunbathing on floating log
- Full day coastal and marine environment. Visit large estuary, beach, see ancient hollow cedar tree. 2 persons. Numerous bird species include bald eagles, ospreys, cormorants, ducks, gulls, shore birds, blue herons, land birds. Lunch and snacks included. Viewing blind available. Binoculars provided. Walking on beach and foreshore. 2 persons $260.

Stellar JayRiver Otters














 


All rates are subject to 5% GST. Canadian Currency Conversion table.
Payment method: Cash / Travellers cheque / VISA / MasterCard / AmericanExpress / JCB
Bookings require a deposit of $50 Canadian per person. We have a 14-day cancellation policy. Bookings cancelled before the 14 days will be refunded the deposit less 10% or $25 (whichever is greater). Bookings cancelled during the 14-day period, no refund of deposit.


 

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Wilderness River Adventure Tours
Telephone: 250-646-2820
Fax: 250-646-2823
e-mail: info@rivertrips.cjb.net
website: http://rivertrips.cjb.net

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