Guided activities and interpretive programs

Pre-registration recommended as seats are limited. Please email BPFFInterpretation@pc.gc.ca and provide the following:

1. Name, phone number and email address
2. Names of all participants in your group
3. Preferred date

Details

• Passenger must be able to remain seated for up to 2 hours.
• Passenger must be able to paddle for a significant portion of the program duration (exceptions may be made, but must be balanced with overall ability of crew to power the canoe)
• Passenger must be able to board the canoe unassisted
• Passengers must be able to properly wear an approved PFD

Safety of visitors is our highest priority. Parks Canada will cancel the trip in the event of bad weather or other safety concerns and will endeavour to notify you of cancellations as far in advance as possible.

There are inherent risks in paddling activities. These may include injury and drowning. Injury caused by strain, overexertion and fatigue are also possible. Hypothermia and heat exhaustion caused by environmental factors may also be experienced. There may also be unusual weather conditions, as the force of wind and waves can exceed conditions found on other lakes.
Bruce Peninsula National Park has done its best to mitigate these risks by training, certification, safe work policies, and safety planning. However, it is up to visitors to determine whether they accept the risks associated with this activity and proceed with participating in this activity.

By participating in the activity beyond this point, the participant willingly assumes and accepts all risks. Participants of this activity do so entirely at their own risk, and the Parks Canada Agency accepts no liability for any injury, death or losses, however caused, to anyone participating in the activity.