Discover ice-blue glaciers, cascading waterfalls, and snow covered mountains on an Alaska Cruise. Alaska's Inside Passage, Glacier Bay, and Denali National Park host a spectacular menagerie of sights: soaring eagles, humpback whales, and dramatic fjords—Alaska is wild!

3 hour, 5 hour or full day tours starting at $165.00 per person, with custom tours available.

The Aniakchak River is a wild and thrilling adventure in an untamed and unpredictable land. The Aniakchak River is located within Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve and drains Surprise Lake located within the six-mile wide active volcano known as Aniakchak Caldera. Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve is the least visited National Monument in the nation, protecting 586,000 acres of the Alaskan Peninsula, accessible only by floatplane or bush plane.

Visitors to the Chilikadrotna River can break away from civilization and enter a pristine natural environment allowing for a memorable Alaskan wilderness experience that will not soon to be forgotten.

Lake Creek is a remote river trip allowing visitors to get away from civilization and enjoy the beauty and bounty of the Denali National Park and Preserve area. Lake Creek is fed by the famous Kahiltna and Yentna Glaciers of Denali National Park and Preserve.

A day trip down the Matanuska River is an excellent opportunity to enjoy a day away from Anchorage or a busy vacation, experience some exciting Alaskan whitewater and get up close to an active glacier.

A float on Portage Creek is a wonderful way for travelers to Turnagain Arm area to photograph and view the wildlife, glaciers and scenery of the Kenai Peninsula. Portage Creek originates at the toe of Portage Glacier within the remarkable Chugach Range and meanders through the Portage Valley before spilling into the sea at Turnagain Arm.

A half-day river trip down the turbulent whitewater of Six Mile Creek is thrilling addition to any Alaskan vacation. Six Mile Creek is one of the most challenging whitewater runs commercially rafted in Alaska. Short and formidable, Six Mile Creek is fed by glacial runoff and snowmelt of the Chugach Range.

The Tlikakila River drains 2.6 million acre Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, one of the least developed National Parks in the United States. There are no roads in Lake Clark National Park and Preserve and only one maintained hiking trail, making it the perfect location for a remote wilderness river adventure.

A trip on the creeks of Turnagain Pass allows visitors to the Seward Highway to explore and enjoy the Kenai Peninsula in a unique setting.Travelers to the Kenai Peninsula and Turnagain Arm area will be amazed at the sheer beauty of the landscape set before them.

A trip down Twentymile River is a wonderful way to spend a day in the beautiful Kenai Peninsula, the scenic waterway accessed via impressive helicopter flight over the Chugach Mountains.