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Canmore Float Tour

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Quick Overview

Destination:
  • Canmore
Type:
  • Sightseeing
  • ·
  • Water Sports
Adrenaline Level:
  • 😌
Season:
  • Summer
Length:
  • Half Day

All ages can enjoy this fun and quick actitivy when visiting Canmore during the summer. Hop in a raft and let your guide do all the work as you float on the Bow River with stunning mountain views, picturesque glacial waters, local wildlife, and beautiful spruce and pine shorelines.

These tours operate every day between Mid May and Mid September. They are great for all walks of life, even those with limited mobility. Standard floats last one hour, and a leisurely way to learn about the area while enjoying views of the Three Sisters.

Canmore Float Trip Information

  • Duration: 1-1.5 Hour
  • Month: May 15th and close September 15th
  • Class II River Float
  • Ages: 3+
  • Price: $50
  • Meeting Point: Canmore Public Boat Launch
  • Time: 10:00am, 12:00pm, 2:00pm, 4:00pm and 6:00pm
  • Capacity: The raft’s maximum capacity is 11 people, plus guide.
  • Trip Includes: PFD, Interpretive Guide, Shuttle back to the boat launch
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Good to Know

  • This is a low-impact float where the guide does nearly all the work.
  • This tour is suitable for 3 year olds all the way up to 99+ and of all abilities
  • Life jackets and ponchos are provided if it is raining.
  • Tours operate rain or shine. This is the mountains, come prepared for varying weather.
  • Cancellation policy is 24 hours prior for a full refund on Viator.
  • Cameras and GoPros are permitted but at your own risk. We recommend a dry bag for phones.
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Disclaimers:

  • Adventure sports and non-supervised activities have inherent risks; please take necessary precautions. The World Pursuit LLC is not responsible for injury, loss, or damage while participating in an activity. Readers are responsible for ensuring their safety.
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