Enjoy the scenery, birds and wildlife of the Columbia Valley Wetlands while leisurely floating through a wilderness setting. View Osprey, Bald Eagles and Great Blue Herons in their natural habitat.

The Columbia River Wetlands are situated in the Rocky Mountain Trench, a distinct feature 1600 km long 3 - 16 km wide, which is visible from the moon. No other wetlands in the province support such a diversity of wildlife. 270 species of birds have been recorded for the area. This major breeding ground for bald eagle, osprey, and great blue heron is the largest wetland west of Manitoba covering 26,000 hectares (64,246 acres).

Wetland Interpretive Tours

Two and a half hours of leisurely floating through the wilderness setting of one of North America's least disturbed wetlands. Minimum 2 people.
Don't forget to bring your camera, binoculars, sunglasses and sunscreen.
       This trip is suitable for all ages and the physically challenged.

             The specially designed watercraft used is very comfortable and quiet,  utilizing environmentally friendly electric motors.

Morning and Evening Tours

Canoeing

Bird watching, Leisurely drifts and Gentle Rapid trips are available. Minimum 2 people.
Don't forget to bring your camera, sunglasses and sunscreen.
Lunch is provided on full day trips.

Book early to avoid disappointment !
40% deposit required with all bookings.
Waiver form must be signed prior to departure.

Wetland Tours Fishing Charters Photography Canoeing Snowmobile Tours

Guide service also available

For more information, contact
WAYNE HOULBROOK
Phone :(250) 344-6012
Fax: (250) 344-6140
E-Mail kbasket@rockies.net
Kinbasket Adventures
Box 4137
Golden, BC Canada
V0A 1H0

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