June 1, 2018
Harrison Hot Springs is a kayaking mecca for the novice and experienced paddler alike. The scenery remains untouched, the water is calming, and the exploration routes are endless.
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Don't have your own kayak or canoe? You can rent kayaks from Killer's Cove or take a guided tour with Harrison Eco Tours.
Make sure to plan your next outing accordingly! |
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1. DABBLE WITH A PADDLE: The perfect trip for the novice or experienced. Leaving twice daily from the Harrison Lakeshore, this tour includes safety orientation and a two-hour paddle on Harrison Lake and part-way down the Harrison River. 2. MIAMI RIVER IS FAMILY FRIENDLY: Bring along the littles. This is an easy paddle suited for families with young children where you'll paddle right through the Village. 3. HARRISON'S PAST: Paddle past the First Nations' petroglyphs, burial sites, and the historic "Bubble and Squeak" sunken steamship.
4. OVER THE RAINBOW: Accessible only by boat, a full day trip in your kayak that you will never forget. Pack a picnic lunch and take a guided paddle to Rainbow Falls. Stretch your legs as you take a short hike up to the falls. 8 hours round trip. |
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Although kayaking and canoeing is a blast, don't forget to part take in all those other fun water-filled family activities Harrison has to offer. Sand and water always make for a good time. Try riding a banana boat, get in a bumper boat fight, play in the Wipe Out zones, and don't forget about the awesome waterslides! The kids. Will. Have. A. Blast! And, CIRCLE FARM TOURS are back. This self-guided farm tour takes you through the countryside. Pet farm animals and sample locally grown and made food.
Joint hosts, Sts’ailes First Nations and the Village of Harrison Hot Springs, invite visitors to learn about the traditions of the Sts’ailes People and share in cultural experiences. |
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