Our Alaska rafting trips offer a true wilderness experience. Rafting the Tatshenshini River or Alsek River is just as amazing as rafting the Grand Canyon, but in a totally different environment. Instead of the canyon country these rafting expeditions are based in Southeast Alaska and Western Canada. This area is home to glaciers, huge mountains, and silt laden glacial streams and rivers. It is an area that is home to untrammeled wilderness, and an abundance of wildlife including eagles, bears, moose, and salmon. Both river rafting trips start on small rivers. They grow quickly due to the many glacial fed side streams. Eventually the Tatshenshini River and Alsek River combine at their confluence. The rivers share their path to the Pacific Ocean.

The Tatshenshini and Alsek Rivers have their headwaters in the extremely rugged regions of Northwest British Columbia and the Yukon. Their corridors and tributaries connect a vast wilderness composed of adjoining parks and preserves in the United States and Canada that make up the largest protected international ecological unit in the world. In recognition of its extraordinary scenic and wildlife values, the Tatshenshini-Alsek wilderness area has been designated a World Heritage Site by the United Nations. Because of their incredible wildness and beauty the rivers have become on the short list of the best white water rafting trips in the world.