Our rafts are rigged with oars for some trips, with your guide doing the rowing, or paddle rafts for other trips where our guests paddle with a guide calling the shots. We float on average from 4 to 6 hours a day, allowing for plenty of time for fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography and relaxing in camp. And again, though we have the best laid plans we can never really know what adventure each day might bring. For this reason we like to stay open to daily schedule changes to take advantage of any surprises or opportunities unforeseen. When rafting in Alaska, the wilderness dictates!

Please click the links below to see information on each Wilderness River Trip we offer

Brooks Range

Kongakut River (Arctic National Wildlife Refuge)
10 days/9 nights...June 12-21 $4200 per person
8 days/7 nights, fishing focused....Aug 7-14 $4000 per person

Utukok River Exploratory (Far western Brooks Range)
10 days/9 nights...June 23-July 2 $4600 per person

Sheenjek River (South side Brooks Range/Arctic National Wildlife Refuge)
9 days/ 8 nights......Aug 18-26   $3600 per person

Wrangell St. Elias NP, Chugach Mts.

Nizina/Chitina Rivers
6 days/5 nights...July 6-11   $2200 per person

Copper River
7 days/6 nights....July 11-17    $2150 per person

Nizina/Chitina/Copper Rivers
12 days/11 nights...July 6-17  $3495 per person

Kluane/St. Elias Range

Alsek River
12 days/11 nights...July 22-Aug 2 $3950 per person

Alaska Range

Chickaloon River
5 days/4 nights...June 3-7 $1700 per person

WHAT TO EXPECT ON OUR RIVER TRIPS

Many facets make up the fabric of an extended river trip in Alaska. The white water, wildlife viewing, the surrounding scenery, the camp life, our travel companions and the weather, to name a few, all combine to form the magic of a river expedition. We, as your outfitter and guides, focus on the things we can control, like preparing hearty and wholesome meals, using quality equipment, always taking appropriate safety precautions, making sound decisions and having the good judgment that comes from experience.  The rest, quite frankly, is up to mother nature...thus the makings of an adventure!

Our boats are state of the art 16' and 14' self-bailing rafts. We carry up to three passengers per boat along with all the expeditions gear, food and equipment. Camp is made each evening along the river with gear we have carried with us, no permanent facilities are used and we leave not a trace behind other than our footprints. Wonderfully, a raft has the capacity to haul fresh foods and other goodies not normally associated with traveling in remote wilderness.