We kayak the lakes and rivers of the Interior and we also paddle on the ocean, in the mountains, or overseas when we can. We have 18+ foot kayaks with high capacity storage areas for kayak camping. They are bit cumbersome to store, transport, and launch, but get them into the water from March to November, paddling kayaks or with a SUP 60 – 90 days a year.
Note – Most of the newer information is now on a sister site – Kamloopskayak.com
An Alphabetical List of Lakes and Rivers: (draft)
- Adams Lake – Agate Bay
- Adams Lake – Bush Creek
- Adams Lake – North
- Adams Lake – Spillman Beaches
- Allan Lake
- Alleyne Lake
- Azure Lake
- Badger Lake
- Big Bar Lake
- Birch Lake
- Bleeker Lake
- Bolean Lake
- Bridge Lake
- Campbell Lake
- Clearwater Lake
- Community Lake
- Comox Lake
- Courtney Lake
- Dairy Lake
- Dardanelles Lake
- Deadman Lake
- Dominic Lake
- Douglas Lake
- Duffy Lake
- Dunn Peak
- Eagle River
- East Barriere Lake
- Edith Lake
- Face Lake
- Floodlands
- Frogmoore Lakes
- Glimpse Lake
- Green Lake East
- Griffin Lake
- Harper Lake
- Heffley Lake
- Hihium Lake
- Horsefly Lake
- Horseshoe Lake
- Hosli Lake
- Hummamilt Lake
- Hyas Lake
- Inks Lakes
- Isobel Lake
- Jacko Lake
- Janice Lake
- Johnson Lake
- Kamloops Lake – Cooney Bay
- Kamloops Lake – Tobiano
- Kamloops Lake – Savona
- Kentucky Lake
- Lac du Bois
- Lac la Hache
- Lac le Jeune East
- Lac le Jeune West
- Latremouille Lake
- Leighton Lake
- Little Knouff Lake
- Little Shuswap Lake
- Louis Lake
- Lodgepole Lake
- Mabel Lake North
- Mabel Lake South
- Mahood Lake
- Mamit Lake
- Mayson Lake
- McConnell Lake
- McGillivray Lake
- McQueen Lake
- Minnie Lake
- Monte Lake
- Murtle Lake – North Arm
- Murtle Lake – West Arm
- Morrisey Lake
- Napier Lake
- Neskonlith Lake
- Nicola Lake – Monck
- Nicola Lake – North End
- Nicola Lake – South End
- North Barriere Lake
- North Thompson River – Clearwater to Kamloops
- North Thompson River – McLure to Kamloops
- North Thompson River – Pioneer Park to CNR Bridge
- North Thompson River – Westsyde to McArthur Island
- Okanagan Lake – Fintry
- Osoyoos Lake
- Otter Lake
- Palmer Meadows Lake
- Paska Lake
- Pass Lake
- Pat Lake
- Paul Lake
- Pavilion Lake
- Peterhope Lake
- Phillips Lake
- Pillar Lake
- Pinantan Lake
- Pinaus Lake
- Plateau Lake
- Red Lake
- Roche Lake
- Ross Moore Lake
- Saul Lake
- Scuitto Lake
- Shumway Lake
- Shuswap Lake – Canoe
- Shuswap Lake – Copper Island
- Shuswap Lake – Herald – a good launch area for paddling on the lake
- Shuswap Lake – Seymour Arm
- Shuswap River – Trinity to Enderby
- Shuswap River Run
- Snohoosh Lake
- Skimikin Lake
- Stake Lake
- South Thompson River – Chase to Pritchard
- South Thompson River – Lafarge to Pioneer Park
- South Thomspon River – Pritchard to Lafarge
- South Thompson River – Pioneer Park – many articles on this site and on kamloopskayak.com
- Stump Lake North
- Stump Lake South
- Sullivan (Knouff) Lake
- Surrey Lake
- Sussex Lake
- Thompson River – Rabbit Island Loop
- Thompson River – Pioneer Park to Cooney Bay
- Tranquille Lake
- Trapp Lake
- Tulip and Rose Lakes
- Tunkwa Lake
- Venables Lake
- Vidette Lake
- Walloper Lake
- White Lake (Shuswap)
- more to come…
Destinations: (use the Search Bar)
- Bowron Lakes
- Broken Islands
- Columbia River
- Gulf Islands – various trips
- Puntledge River to Comox Harbor
- Rockies – Maligne Lake
Most of our paddling is on the area’s lakes with over 100 destinations completed to date. We try to find new lakes and rivers each year and we are now working on hard-to-get-to lakes and destinations requiring some travel, but we return to our favorite lakes every year too. A Google Map has been created linked to articles on the website. It gets updated every winter.
Some Distant Paddling Spots (use the Search Bar):
- Hanelei River(Kauai)
- Kaikoura (New Zealand)
- Queen Charlotte Sound (New Zealand)
- Waikoloa Bay (Hawaii)
- Poipu – Kauai
- Prince Edward Island
- and more…