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A person rappelling down a rocky cliff into a river. 2
A group of people in wetsuits and helmets walking through a rocky stream surrounded by moss-covered rocks. 3
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Overview

    • Marvel at the mesmerising waterfalls and canyons around Kelowna
    • Have fun while surrounded by nature on a family-friendly adventure
    • Challenge yourself through fun obstacles as you climb down a canyon
    • Escape the crowds by exploring the canyons in a small group setting
    • Stay safe at all times with high-quality gear and experienced guides

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What's included, what's not

  • Inclusions
    Tour guide
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    Canyoning equipment
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    Wetsuit to keep you warm
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    Harness
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    Helmet
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    Group gear (ropes, bags, first aid kit, and bear spray)
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    Drybag

Know before you book

    • Not allowed: Open-toed shoes
    • Not suitable for: People under 4 ft 8 in (145 cm), People with mobility impairments, Pregnant women

What you can expect

  • Explore a canyon on the outskirts of Kelowna on a guided tour while wearing a wetsuit, harness, and helmet to stay safe. Encounter hidden waterfalls and natural pools as you rappel, climb, or slide down the canyon. Make your way through easy, but thrilling, obstacles with the help of an expert.

    Meet your guide to gear up and have a talk before a quick drive to the canyon. Begin with a short hike to its upper mouth, then descend into the creek bed while passing fun obstacles. Rappel down beautiful waterfalls, shoot down natural slides, and jump into deep pools.

    Learn everything you need to know from your guide to make the most of your experience. Embark on one of two possible routes. Enjoy the regular one from June to September and the high-rope route during high water levels or when the water is too cold for full immersion.
    Once at the bottom of the canyon, hike back to the car.