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The Churchill River system runs from Alberta, across Northern Saskatchewan and into Manitoba where it dumps into Hudson’s Bay. It is over 1600km long and we have had the privilege of exploring it on two separate occasions. This Churchill River has everything from lakes and rapids, to canyons and waterfalls. Don’t forget your camera as the sunsets in North Saskatchewan are incredibly beautiful. If you’re lucky, maybe one night the northern lights will put a show on for you.
Check out the video of our first Churchill River adventure where we did a round trip from Devil Lake to Corner Rapids here.
Check out the video of our second trip where we flew into Stack Lake and made our way back to Missinipe here.
Check out the video of our third trip where we paddled Great and Little Devil Rapids here.
Check out the ONLINE VERSION of our Churchill River Adventure Guide or click the button below for a downloadable PDF.
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Churchill River – Adventure Statistics
Time Required: 3 days/3 nights (depending on your itinerary)
Location: 80km North of La Ronge, SK
Distance: 20km-50km depending on your itinerary
Difficulty: 7/10 – Route finding, portages, outdoor living.
Season: June to September
Additional Requirements: Camping equipment, canoe, PFD, paddles.
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Check out the ONLINE VERSION of our Buffalo Pound Adventure Guide or click the button below for a downloadable PDF.
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Check out the ONLINE VERSION of our Gem Lakes Adventure Guide or click the button below for a downloadable PDF.
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Check out the ONLINE VERSION of our Grey Owl’s Cabin Adventure Guide or click the button below for a downloadable PDF.