A scenic paddling section of the Red Deer River in Alberta flowing from mountainous headwaters through dramatic foothills and badlands. This moderate-difficulty river offers accessible day-trips and multi-day adventures with gentle to moderate rapids, good fishing opportunities, and striking geological formations along sandy and clay banks. The S-Bend rapid is famous for playboat kayaking. Wildlife viewing includes deer, beavers, and white pelicans. Most paddleable May-October with best conditions in spring and early summer. Access is straightforward from Highway 40 near Sundre, making it popular for weekend getaways from Calgary or Edmonton.
The difficulty of Red Deer River - Coal Camp to Sundre River varies by section.
The best time is May-October.
Red Deer River - Coal Camp to Sundre River is located in the Labrador region of Canada.
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