Elaho River

Elaho River is a mountain stream in British Columbia that flows through forested terrain and rocky canyons in the Coast Mountains. The water originates from glacial sources and travels through a landscape of steep valleys and dense woodland before reaching lower elevations.

Indigenous peoples have relied on the river system for generations, using its resources for fishing and travel through the region. More recently, the watershed has attracted outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers who have mapped and explored the river's challenging sections.

Local communities organize educational initiatives along the Elaho River to teach students about water conservation and regional ecosystem management.

The river offers different difficulty levels with rapid sections that flow better during warmer months when water levels are favorable. Visitors should go with proper boats and experienced guides who know how to navigate the challenging current conditions.

A section called Devil's Elbow features unusual water formations created by the river's powerful flow through narrow passages. This spot gained attention from adventure racers who were drawn to its technical and demanding conditions.