Canoeing under a log bridge on Big Creek in the Canadian Amazon, Long Point UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Just Days Away: Last Chance to Paddle Big Creek on September 14th

The countdown is on. In just a few days, we launch onto Norfolk County’s most iconic waterway for what is possibly our final public departure down Big Creek for the season (unless booking as a private group of 8 or more).

Winding deep through an ancient, overarching Carolinian forest, Big Creek—Southern Ontario’s “Canadian Amazon”—offers a rare, secluded corridor where the outside world completely fades out. With early autumn settling in, the sheltered waters and quiet oxbows are at their most atmospheric.

Canoeing under a log bridge on Big Creek in the Canadian Amazon, Long Point UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Final Spots Remaining

To keep the river quiet and the footprint light, our fleet size is deliberately capped. Only a handful of seats remain on the water.

  • Date: Monday, September 14th
  • Route: Big Creek, Norfolk County
  • What’s Included: Premium boat, paddle, and safety gear, expert interpretative river guides, and full return shuttle service
  • Skill Level: Welcoming to adventurous beginners and seasoned paddlers alike

If paddling this living green corridor has been on your Ontario bucket list, this is your last chance to grab a seat before the public season winds down.

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