The Dumoine River 9-day excursion is a wilderness, whitewater canoe trip in western Quebec. The river is unique in having reliable water levels for canoeing throughout the entire season – from May to September. This 100-km Dumoine trip travels the entire river – from Lac Dix-Milles (Ten-Mile Lake) to the Ottawa River.

We’ll paddle about 35 sets of Class I to III rapids, including Big Steel, Canoe Eater, the Snake, Thread the Needle, and Red Pine. The guides will provide instruction and ongoing coaching as we descend the river. There are optional portage trails if you choose to skip a particular rapid. There will also be some time for swimming, fishing, and relaxing by the campfire.

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Dates, Rates & Availability

Prices listed are per person. All trips listed are tentative until confirmed by the Black Feather Office. Click here for our booking, payment and cancellation policies. Please contact us to be put onto a waiting list if your desired trip is full.

Dates Trip Fee Availability
Sat. July 5 - Sun. July 13, 2025 $3,750 CAD until Oct 31* Book Now

The Dumoine River with Black Feather

What's included

Map

Guides

  • 6:1 ratio
Meals

Meals

  • all meals & snacks from Day 1 lunch to Day 9 lunch
Equipment

Canoeing Equipment

  • 17’ Prospector expedition canoes
  • paddles, PFDs, throw bags, paddling helmets
Camping

Camping Equipment

  • tents – free standing expedition dome tents – 2 per tent
  • ‘kitchen’ – tarp, fire box, cooking stoves, utensils, dishes, etc
  • containers for food and group equipment
Safety

Safety Equipment

  • first aid, safety, river rescue, and repair kits
  • communications equipment (satellite phone)
Map

Local Transportation

  • transportation of guides, group gear, canoes, etc. to and from trip
  • road transport from the rendezvous point to Lac Dix Milles (the headwaters)
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Park Fees

  • ZEC (zone d’exploitation contrôlée or “controlled harvesting zone”) usage fees