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At Glacier Raft Company nothing is taken more seriously than safety. Keeping you and your family safe is our number one goal on and off all of our river rafting trips.
Our safety record is excellent and all Glacier trips are lead by professionals who have years of experience white water rafting on the Kicking Horse River, Toby Creek and Columbia Rivers.
Our guides are all trained in Swift Water River Rescue and First Aid.
We check the water levels of all of our rivers every day and if water levels are to high to run any part of our rivers we will not run that section that day. This can happen commonly in June on the Kicking Horse River when water is too high to run the lower canyon section, in which case we run the middle canyon section twice.
Although falling out of the raft is rare (usually males age 16-25 years old!), it is recommended that you be comfortable around water and know how to swim.
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In 2012 Glacier Raft Co received the KHCCOC & Tourism Golden - Business Excellence Award.