Kanektok River, Alaska



Float 90 miles on a week long trip through some of the wildest and remote parts of western Alaska. True adventure begins the moment you push off, leaving civilization behind. Immersing oneself in the wilderness on the whimsical currents of a river can be both a cathartic and humbling experience. Nature in its pristine state is still one the great wonders of the world. It will touch you deeply in places and ways you may not know existed, imprinting indelible images on your psyche.

For thousands of years rivers have cut their paths deep into the earth witnessed only by native animals and annual fish migrations. Here on the Kanektok is a chance to intercept and mingle with participants in this grand dance deep within the Alaskan wilderness.

Everyone should undertake an opportunity like this at least once in their life, and there is not better place than on the Kanektok with the skillful and seasoned staff of Dave Duncan and Son's who have been running trips here and other areas of Alaska for 27 years. Experience well planned gourmet meals, steady, knowledgeable hands on the oars and safari style camping on the banks beneath the splendor of some of God's best work.

The Kanektok River supports healthy runs of nearly every species of fish native to Alaska's flowing waters, king salmon in June and July, silvers in August and September. Rainbows to ten pounds and sea-run Dolly Varden to eight pounds add their own bit of spice to the piscatorial smorgasbord available through the season. B&B Adventures has been running these trips for over two decades and each year's opportunities fill quickly. Book early!

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