Canoeheads

last night
That was something.

Sunday canoe trips are cancelled
Wind forecast gusts 40-60 from NW

😞

The river advisory has been removed from the city of Edmonton website

The bus is 8 am at Laurier park boat launch

30 years…

Thank you To EVERYONE who has been there along the way.

J

Sun Aug 2 special shuttle available.
:)

*Start WEST EDM. Possible first light at Fort Sask or Goldbar also possible.

I can make stops ANYWHERE along the way.
-Devon, Genesee, RR 33,or RR 50, Berrymore
Drayton, Rocky, and finally *ending* at

*North Saskatchewan*at forestry trunk road.

It’s a 10 day trip, but you can hop on or off at whatever boat launch. make a 2 or 3 day package plan and let me know how many people and canoes.

Aug 2, canoe and kayak shuttle ride available from EDM to nordegg forestry road.

Possible stops, Devon, Genesee, Berrymore, DV, RMH.

15 pass canoe and kayak shuttle
Fully insured and inspected.
30 years experience

Need a ride upriver? Give us a call

Thanks

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Happy Canada Day floods week everyone !

Cancel, postpone, river rises rain rinse, repeat, refund, and reschedule

Anyone want to buy a canoe rental company?!

LOL SAME AS USUAL, around now every year you might hear me joke.

Happy Canada Day hosers

J

I cancelled for Canada day and likely another week at least… thanks for the update and sensible advice. It is not family fun time on the river right now.

Our crews have conducted multiple water-related rescues in the past week. Due to recent heavy rainfall, the North Saskatchewan River is currently unpredictable, with dangerously high water levels and fast flow rates.

Important Safety Reminders:
🚫 The river is currently unsafe for all watercraft.
🚷 Please maintain a safe distance from moving water and eroded, unstable banks.
🐕 Keep pets leashed near the river and stormwater ponds at all times.

Complex river rescues put our first responders at significant risk. Please help keep everyone safe by staying back and staying dry.

For more info: edmonton.ca/riversafety