If you are keen to embark on an outdoors adventure but prefer something gentle, join this rafting expedition down the slow-moving Sixmile Creel near Hope, Alaska. Relax as you float down the headwaters, keeping an eye open for views of the Kenai Peninsula and such wildlife as bears, moose, and deer along the river banks.

• Embark on an outdoors adventure without the adrenaline
• Choose from a morning or afternoon tour to suit your schedule
• Suitable for all ages and experience levels
• Soak up the views as you gently float: Skip the stress of more active expeditions

What To Expect

Make your own way to the rafting headquarters near Hope, Alaska for your morning or afternoon raft tour.

After arriving at the facility, the staff gets you outfitted with a life jacket, helmet, and paddle, then provides a safety orientation and paddling instruction. 

When ready, climb into your raft for your relaxed float trip on Turnagain Pass. Start drifting along a slow–moving creek with virtually no whitewater. Paddle or kick back during the 3-hour journey, and keep an eye open for wildlife like bears, moose, and deer that are often seen along the river banks.

Your tour ends before the high-adrenaline whitewater rapids of the canyon. Your guide pulls the rafts over where you dry off and take a brief ride back to your vehicles.