| Trip Length | 7 days |
| Dates | Sundays, June 19 - September 4 |
| Price | $3295 |
| Deposit | $800 |
| Meeting place | Vancouver |
| Gateway City | Vancouver |
| River Rating | intermediate |
| Minimum Age | 13 |
| Special Offer | July 11th - Wine Trip |
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- Our adventure starts with a private flight over Whistler and the Coast Range to Anahim Lake
- upon arrival at Chilko Lake we will camp at the headwaters for opportunities to hike, kayak and fish
- Swift currents and gentle rapids carry us more than 25 miles to camp in a beautiful meadow surrounded by pines. Enjoy the first of many delightful meals in the wilderness
- Descend through Lava Canyon and challenge the longest, continuous stretch of whitewater on the continent - heart stopping hydraulics and towering, standing waves cascade for more than 14 miles through deep and narrow lava gorges
- Hike up game trails to a great view of the Chilcotin Plateau
- Negotiate Big Creek rapid. Enjoy fun splashy rapids and the accelerating current as we whirl past towering hoodoos and dramatic canyons
- Challenge Big John Canyon, a stretch of the Chilcotin featuring countless massive wave trains
- Shuttle to the airstrip for the spectacular flight back to Vancouver
What's Included:
• Experienced professional guides
• All air and ground transfers as outlined in the itinerary
• Expedition equipment including: tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, wetsuits, pfd, splash jacket, and dry bags
• All meals from lunch on Day 1 through lunch on Day 7
• Beer, wine and some liqueurs
• Park fees and necessary permits
Chilko-Chilcotin-Fraser
The Chilko-Chilcotin-Fraser is unmatched in its awesome diversity and enormous stretches of Class IV whitewater. The trip begins with a spectacular scenic flight over the glaciated Coast Range into Chilko Lake Resort, on the edge of a glacial lake. Our Chilko River adventure winds through lush alpine forests, narrow canyons, high desert plateaus and skyscraping hoodoos, then ends 3,000 vertical feet lower and one week later on the Fraser River, the lifeblood of Canada’s largest river system. The route runs through Lava, Big John and Farwell canyons and includes the continent’s longest stretch of commercially navigable whitewater.
