The Invermere to Radium Lazy River Paddle can be done Guided, or Self-Guided – your choice!
This 4 hour family-friendly and fun trip, starts in Invermere and will take you through the spectacular wetlands down the Columbia River to Radium Hot Springs.
Join one of our guides in a voyageur canoe and discover intricate facts about this great North American river and its ecologically important wetlands, along with its abundant birds, fish, reptiles and mammals.
We will stop along the way to stretch our legs. Be sure to bring water and a snack to enjoy on the shoreline or at one of the beautiful sandbars along the way.
Dates and Times:
Guided trips are generally available on the following days but exceptions apply - see our booking calendar for the most up to date availability.
Additional Info:
Guided and Self-Guided trips departs from the Invermere Launch. Arrive 15 minutes before the departure time.
We did the Columbia river paddle from Invermere to Radium (with shuttle bus provided back to Invermere). We had a full four hours on the river and saw some wonderful scenery. In addition, we saw a river otter, muskrat, turtle, eagles, swifts nesting in the cliffs, bighorn sheep and beaver lodges.
Sierra and Molde were great guides, engaging everyone and explaining everything from safety to the wildlife.
The guided canoe trip from Invermere to Radium was a highlight of our family vacation. We booked atv'ing and white water rafting for our sons, and expected those adventures to steal the show, but we all agreed that canoeing was our favorite activity. Our guide Sierra was friendly, patient and knowledgeable. Our family of four were in a 4-person canoe, and she expertly guided us through the river, pointing out bald eagles and various animals as we went. My kids were entertained throughout the entire trip, and we all just loved it. Thank you!
BelleCaliforniaWe had a fantastic experience with Columbia River Paddle. They set us up with the equipment, a talk about the route through the river, and then we had a leisurely paddle for about 2.5 hours. If we had just let the current take us then it probably would have taken the full four hours described. The scenery was gorgeous, and we saw some great birds up close. Highly recommend this trip!
Susan C