Clipper Canoes

09/10/2026

Go further with less effort, come home easier under the wrong circumstances... We highly value efficient paddling canoes:

Competitive canoe racing spurred the development of many canoe features and techniques that we now take for granted. Here are some highlights.

09/09/2026

A proud sight on the Fraser River ❤️

The Pacific Dancer joined our friends from the Fraser River Challenge Expedition on the lower Fraser, carrying paddlers from Glen Valley Regional Park in Abbotsford to kʷikʷəƛ̓əm (Kwikwetlem) First Nation.

The 30-day expedition started travelling from the river’s headwaters near Mount Robson, bringing together swimmers, paddlers and a 1,000-kilometre walker to build support for protecting 30% of the Fraser Rivershed by 2030.

We love to see a Clipper canoe taking part in such a meaningful journey along one of BC's most important waterways.

See the photos and read the full story from Freshet News:
https://www.freshetnews.ca/photos-fraser-river-expedition-ends-friday/

09/05/2026

A proud sight on the Fraser River...

The Clipper Pacific Dancer joins the Fraser River Challenge Expedition carrying paddlers from Glen Valley Regional Park in Abbotsford to kʷikʷəƛ̓əm (Kwikwetlem) First Nation.

This 30-day expedition brought together swimmers, paddlers and a 1,000-kilometer walker to build support for protecting 30% of the Fraser Rivershed by 2030, with First Nations leading conservation work on the ground.

We’re proud to see a Clipper canoe taking part in this meaningful journey along one of British Columbia’s most important waterways.

See the photos and read the full story from Freshet News:
https://www.freshetnews.ca/photos-fraser-river-expedition-ends-friday/

09/04/2026

It's FREIGHTER SEASON 🍁🍁🍁
Kevlar reinforced, 2500+ lbs capacity, built for the Canadian North 🫎🙏

08/18/2026

Look out on to the Fraser River today and you might see something very special:

Did you spot something special on the Fraser River today?

Today marks the launch of the 2026 Pulling Together Canoe Journey. Over the next five days, participants will travel the traditional waterways connecting First Nations communities throughout the region, camping along the way and sharing in culture, learning, and community.

This journey supports ongoing reconciliation efforts and fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of Indigenous cultures, histories, and traditions.

We wish all participants a safe and memorable journey.

Xólhmethetchexw lámexw ley leq'álqel (have a safe trip)

08/13/2026

Would you get your new canoe “dipped” for extra protection?? 🤔🤔 Canoe buildings our specialty 🙏