With so many good white water rivers located in the Sudbury area it is hard to know where to begin. Our web page provides descriptions of all the trips we are doing this season. We will begin with the historic French River. Many of you have likely paddled the French and are familiar with the majestic pine forests and open rock found along the length of the river. There are many access points to the French river which allows you to plan a route for the time you have available.
Circle routes are often a practical alternative to having to do a shuttle.
Most of the white water can be easily negotiated in a canoe with many rapids providing excellent opportunities to practice and improve your skills. Camping spots are usually found at all rapids so camping early and enjoying an afternoon playing on the rapids is always a good option. The rivers to the North and East of Sudbury generally provide good canoe tripping throughout the season. The Temagami and Sturgeon are two such rivers that we have included in our 1998 schedule. The Wanapitei River has seemingly endless class 1 and 2 rapids.