Please join me on a paddle from the Lagimodiere- Gaboury Park ( the meeting point at 10 am ) and canoe upstream and come back downstream . Total paddling is 2-3 hours long .
With the recent rain the river level should be good.
If you have a sense of adventure, aren't afraid of a little hard work, and want a chance to stay in our off-grid Wilderness Centre this September long weekend, volunteer with us!
Contact / Registration:
Participants can "email pdervee@gmail.com or phone Peter at 204-654-4112".
Join Jerry for a 2 week canoe trip starting at Caribou Falls Power dam, travelling to the southern boundary of Woodland Caribou park (Sydney Lake) and then returning to the power dam launch site. The trip involves about 200 km of paddling (2 x 100 each way) and a total of about 10 portages (2 x 5 each way). GO TO READ MORE.
Join Roger for canoe / kayak on Lake Manitoba at Steep Rock . We plan on canoeing to Goat Island and explore the island and canoe along the shore and possibly explore some caves.
Near Vivian and Nourse on Highway 15, which is close to Winnipeg. This upper section of the Brokenhead is best paddled in May or June. The Brokenhead canoe routes are well described in “Through Field and Forest: A Canoe Companion for the Brokenhead River” by Dusty Moulinski. Note: This is a new exploratory trip for the Grey Hares.
Contact / Registration:
For more information and to register, contact John Gray at john.gray@mts.net or 204-269-1765.
Dragon Boating on the Red River. Try something new or experience it all over again! Paddles and PFD’s supplied. Start/end at Canoe/Kayak Club, 80 Churchill Drive. Cost about $100.00 for equipment rental, split between # of participants. Dragon boat can accommodate 20 paddlers.
Contact / Registration:
Contact Ted Harvey tharvey50@shaw.ca or 204-889-5725.
Join Jerry for a pre-father's day canoe day trip. Trip starts at picnic ground by Whiteshell R (on the way to Lone Island L) and ends at boat launch at Jessica L. Car shuttling is required (about 8 km one way).
Please join me for easy paddle on Pinawa Channel on Thanksgiving Day . A shuttle is involved . We will try to get an early start so interested people can get back early enough for supper .
Join Jerry for a canoe and camping trip to Gale Lake. Involves one portage of 800 m. Paddling distance one way is about 4 km. Stay 3 nights at the campsite. Explore the area, fish, . . . Max of 8 paddlers. Email raven981@mts.net
Join Jerry for a canoe and camping trip at the edge of the ELA. Start at Robinson L and end at Ethelma L. (Involves a 2 km road walk back for drivers after driving cars to Ethelma landing.) Appreciate a marvelous pictograph site at a cliff cave on Dryberry. 3 to 4 lay over days likely. A total of 6 portages (7 if low water levels). SEE READ MORE for portage details.
Paddle one of Manitoba’s beautiful lakes or rivers. Bring your canoe or kayak for a day’s outing with experienced paddler, Jerry Ameis. Location to be determined.
Contact / Registration:
Contact Jerry at raven981@mts.net or 204-284-1902.
This is an intermediate to possibly advanced canoe and kayak, full day trip down the scenic Pinawa Channel from the town of Pinawa to the Old Pinawa Dam Historic Park site (provincial park pass required). It includes fast water through rocky areas, rapids and at least one portage. We will have lunch on the way and tour the old dam site at the takeout.
The Mantario Cabin is looking for volunteers to help prepare the cabin for the summer program. Most work involved is cutting and hauling wood type of chores but there is never any shortage of tasks . Meals are included and participants have some leisure time to swim and use the sauna with a great bunch of people.
Contact / Registration:
Please contact Alain ( Al ) Louer for more information at 204-235-1790
Please join me at our Mantario cabin for some wood hauling , cutting and stacking and other chores that are necessary to have cabin ready for winter usage. If you don't have a canoe we may be a able to parner you up or find somebody with extra canoe . Except for lunch in you are fed for the whole trip and have some free time for leisure .
Spend a day paddling & exploring Heart Lake (Rennie River) and the Whiteshell River (to falls upstream from junction and/or to Nutimik campground). Maximum of 11 paddlers.
Dragon Boating on Red & Assiniboine Rivers – always a fun adventure! Paddles and PFD’s supplied. Start/end at Canoe/Kayak Club, 80 Churchill Drive. Cost about $100.00 for equipment rental to be split between # of participants. Dragon boat can accommodate 20 paddlers.
Contact / Registration:
Contact Ted Harvey tharvey50@shaw.ca or 204-889-5725.
