2010 Dates and Rates
Our schedule
of river trips, backpack trips and fishing trips
is influenced by the annual patterns of the
Yukon's weather and wildlife populations.
Pre-arranged
groups of four or more are eligible for a 10%
discount.
Goods and Services
Tax applicable. GST #84155 4819 RT0001
May 10th – 17th. Minto to Dawson City. $2520. per
person
This trip is an
exceptional bear viewing experience for both
grizzly and blacks. There are lots of migratory
birds as well and there are no bugs! Spring has
broken the icy cast of winter and the river is
just open. The year's first greenery of
bearberry, grasses and crocus brings hungry
bears out into the open for incredible viewing
opportunities. This trip has always utilized
freighter canoes instead of paddle canoes. The
freighters are significantly larger which allows
for a larger and more comfortable camp and they
are outboard powered which can be of safety
significance when there is ice running in the
river. This trip encompasses light to moderate
hiking on a daily basis.
Aug 8th – 13th. $1890. per
person
Our August trip focuses on the human
history of one of North America's most famous rivers.
Most notable was the great stampede of '98, the Klondike
Gold Rush, that drove people from all over the world
into the wilderness of the northwest Yukon in search of
GOLD. A real gem of human history is also Ft. Selkirk,
the hub of aboriginal trade within the Yukon for
thousands of years and the site of the first European
trading post in the Yukon. Trip culminates in Dawson
City for Discovery Day celebrations, a Yukon statutory
holiday that recognizes the discovery of gold on Rabbit
Creek in the Klondike River valley in 1896. For history
buffs and wilderness seekers alike.
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May 22nd - 31st and Aug 20 - 29th. Faro to Pelly Crossing. $2900.
per person
The Pelly River follows the
intina Trench. "A massive geological scar
slicing diagonally across the Yukon, the Tintina
Trench is a rich and largely untouched wildlife
corridor of staggering abundance ..." Canadian
Geographic. July/August 2007, The trip begins
with stunning vistas of the Anvil Range and St.
Cyr Range and culminates with a run of fast
water through Granite Canyon.
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June 4th - 8th. $1125. per person.
This trip is
particularly well suited to two people.
Aishihik Lake is a very beautiful high country
lake near treeline; its water is deep, cold and
crystal clear. This is a fishing trip for lake
trout the way fishing trips are meant to be.
It's old fashioned with tents and a tarp
kitchen. The fishing runs good to fantastic.
Experience the longest days of our year with
sunshine over 21 hours a day. Rafts of ducks are
common and chances are good of seeing wood
bison, caribou, moose and bear. The adjacent
hills of the Ruby Range offer good light hiking
opportunities.
Oct 4th - 7th. $900. per person.
This could be chilly, but the fishing will be
fantastic!
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July 12th - 16th, July 19th - 23rd and Aug 1st - 5th. $1125. per person
Backpacking is the
ultimate freedom feeling! Experience the thrill
of 7000’ peaks, grass meadows with innumerable
alpine flowers, wild sheep, marmot, pika,
ptarmigan, falcons and golden eagles, grizzly
bear, fox and bunting. The mountain vistas roll
on as far as the eye can see. Remote. No
man-made trails.
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Sept 5th - 14th and Sept
19th - 28th.
Quiet Lake to Carmacks. $2900 per person.
The Big Salmon is remote, narrow, shallow,
moderately fast in some sections and has
many gravel bars, sweepers and log piles. Short
portages may be necessary depending on annual
channel changes. The first trip is by paddle
canoe and the 2nd trip is by freighter canoe.
The latter is limited to 2 clients. The season is autumn; a time of migration,
fall colours, the breeding season of
ungulates, harvest moons, frosty nights,
Northern Lights and wolves howling. This is an
incredible wilderness experience that transcends
wildlife viewing.
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June 4th - 18th. $1225 per person.
A paddle canoe/freighter canoe combination trip
for novice paddlers and/or family
units. Campsites are of good quality and
numerous. Fishing for Arctic grayling is
excellent. Opportunities to see newborn moose
calves is very good. Bugs almost non-existent.
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