Fly-in Wilderness Canoe Trips in Northern Manitoba, Canada

Discover and Explore Northern Manitoba's Most Beautifully Secluded Rivers, Lakes and Wilderness Habitats

This is your chance to retrace the steps of the original native Cree Indians and the early explorers that depended on these rivers for transportation. Now you can fly-in your canoes and gear and paddle the same rivers in Manitoba's wilderness. Experience an adventure of a lifetime. View Manitoba's lakes and rivers from the float plane as we transport you to your river of choice, then you and your friends experience the thrill as you navigate your way along these historic canoe routes to the town of Churchill or to the old Hudson Bay Co. site, York Factory. Along the way, enjoy spotting eagles, black bears, moose, a variety of waterfowl and possibly even a polar bear. Camp on scenic sites under an endless sky, fish for monster pike and walleye and once you get to the Bay, frolic with the Beluga whales in the estuaries of the Hudson's Bay as they surface along side your canoe

Hayes River

Of all the northern Manitoba rivers, the Hayes river stands out as the most diverse historically and is considered the ultimate in wilderness canoe tripping. (View: Profile | Route)

Little Churchill River

Of the many rivers that flow into Hudson Bay, the Little Churchill remains in its natural state offering a variety of pool, riffle and rapid excitement that is quite challenging. (View: Profile | Route)

Seal River

Too rugged and remote for the early fur traders and explorers, the vast Seal River system is an outstanding white water wilderness river trip. (View: Profile | Route)

South Knife River

Smaller than its sister rivers but is unique in that the rapids are plentiful and diverse including standing waves, large boulder rapids, and demanding drops. (View: Profile | Route)