Overview
The Bowron Lakes Circuit is one of the most iconic paddling routes in North America, offering a 72-mile loop through British Columbia’s stunning wilderness. This journey connects a series of lakes, rivers, and portages, taking paddlers through pristine forests, mirror-like waters, and dramatic mountain backdrops.
Renowned for its beauty and tranquility, this adventure is a bucket-list trip for paddlers seeking a true connection with nature.
Highlights
- Mountain Views: Paddle through scenic lakes framed by snow-capped peaks.
- Wildlife: Spot moose, bears, eagles, and loons along the route.
- Crystal-Clear Lakes: Glide across calm waters that reflect the surrounding wilderness.
- Cariboo River: Enjoy gentle currents and opportunities to spot river otters.
- Camping: Stay at remote campsites accessible only by boat.
Distance
72 miles (116 km)
Best Time to Go
June to September, when the weather is mild and the water levels are optimal for paddling.
