
Harrison Hot Springs is a for the novice and experienced paddler alike. From Harrison Mills to where the Harrison River meets Harrison Hot Springs, the scenery remains untouched, the water is calming, and the exploration routes are endless.
Did you know that…
- Harrison Mills holds the record for being the world’s largest winter eagle gathering? From November to January, tens of thousands of eagles flock to the region as they feast on salmon. Harrison Mills is located only 15 minutes away from us!
- Harrison Lake is crisp and clear because it is glacial-fed and often placed on Top 10 lists. It is wider and longer than it looks, amounting to 60 km in length and 9 km in width.
- Paddle past First Nations' petrographs, burial sites, and the historic "Bubble and Squeak" sunken steamship and take in the abundant wildlife and scenic beauty that Harrison is known for.
- You can rent kayaks from Killer’s Cove or take a guided tour with Harrison Eco Tours.
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Stay close to shore. Strong winds can come up quickly and drift you just a little farther than you might like to go.
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Watch the weather as it can change quickly.
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Best to paddle with other kayaks or canoes. Thinking safety in numbers.
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Always strap on a life vest. You won’t look silly, you’ll look safe!
Dabble with a Paddle |
Bring along the Littles |
History Lesson on a Boat |
Over the Rainbow |
Lake to River in One Day |
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BC Day Long weekend is just days away! Have you got plans? Bike the Agassiz circle farm tour or learn what life was like in days of old at Kilby's Heritage Day. Is there a better way to celebrate BC's birthday?
With so much to do and only so many hours in a day, we encourage you to sleep tight. Book your overnight stay.
Harrison Hot Springs is #justuptheroad.