We offer several great water-sport programs for adults and families to teach you techniques, skills, and equipment management to be safe and have fun on the water.

Program descriptions

Adult and Family Programs	Ages	Dates
Adult Canoe Programs	18+	Variable:  by arrangement with HeLa.
Exposure to Kayak Touring	18+
Family Kayak Programs	9+

These weekend programs provide participants with foundational skills for lake and river canoeing. Certified instructors introduce equipment requirements, stroke techniques, boat handling, and river safety.
Beginning with an orientation to the skills on a scenic lake and finishing with a fun river run through gentle class I/II rapids, it is bound to be a great experience for all!
Location: HeLa Ventures (Twin Lakes/North Sask. River)
Ages: 18+

Sea kayaking is becoming a very popular form of travel and a great way to take a holiday. Make the most of your trip by gaining some insight before you head out. This course will cover stroke techniques, kayak manoeuvres, trip planning, packing, and equipment needs.
Location: Elk Island National Park
Ages: 18+

This is our standard program for those wanting to experience the adventure of whitewater kayak, only there is a twist -- it ís for the whole family. The Family Whitewater Kayaking Getaway is a fun-filled comprehensive course delivered over one evening and two days. Certified instructors will introduce equipment requirements, stroke techniques, boat handling, and river safety. Learn on the lake and get out on the river ... you'll be hooked!
Location: Twin Lakes/North Sask. River)
Ages: 9+

We design and deliver custom and programs for groups, anything from a leisurely voyageur canoe tour for your family reunion to a specialized skill development program for adventure racers!

The above programs are tailored to group requests and can include meals, various forms of accommodations, guiding, equipment etc. Fees are dependent on individual program choices and requirements.

Equipment List

A list of required equipment can be downloaded here (.pdf format). Some programs may require additional equipment or supplies; please check with coordinators.
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