13 Days $6995
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Overview
Deep in the Alaskan wilderness, the Tatshenshini River lays at the heart of the Tatshenshini-Alsek Wilderness Park, encompassing over 27 million acres and five U.S. and Canadian parks and preserves. Bound by two towering mountain ranges—the Alsek and St. Elias—the Tatshenshini is a river forgotten by time. The rafting trip begins in a lake of ice flows, and then runs toward the ocean, merging with the Alsek River. This one-of-a-kind adventure then leads onto a glacial moraine, past frozen falls and finally into the shadows of ship-sized icebergs and the terminus of Alsek Bay.
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Raven Inn, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada
Dates & Prices
$6995
Deposit: $1000
Additional Costs: 5% GST
• July 13, 26
• August 13, 28
Our Tatshenshini River trips are run by an affiliate company and arranged through O.A.R.S. International, Inc.
We respect and recognize that many of the river canyons on state and federal lands where we operate are the ancestral homes of indigenous communities. Where we operate on the Tatshenshini River between Dalton Post and Dry Bay we acknowledge the territories of the Dënéndeh, Tlingit, and Champagne & Aishihik.
Reviews
“[Our guides] did everything possible to make our trip enjoyable and safe. Hikes were geared to the level of our small group. Mark was very knowledgeable about the geological history of the Tatshenshini-Alsek watershed. We had unusually good weather, which further enhanced our experience. And the meals were exceptional!”
-Susan B Wood ~ Cambridge, MA
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