3 Canyon Six Mile Creek Whitewater Rafting
What your day looks like
Six Mile Creek is Alaska's premier whitewater rafting adventure, offering one of the wildest and most exhilarating trips in North America. It's also a NOVA-pioneered section, renowned worldwide in the river community. Prepare to get wet as this pristine wild creek runs through three consecutive canyons. Each canyon is more beautiful and more challenging than the last, with tight, narrow routes, steep slot drops, crashing waves, and deep, beautiful blue pools. It’s an awesome ride, all surrounded by lush green rainforest walls. A truly world-class section of whitewater that happens to be half-day accessible and gives a one-of-a-kind Alaskan adventure in just a few hours.
The experience, in brief
- Class IV–V rapids through three stunning, consecutive canyons in Chugach National Forest
- Alaska’s premier whitewater run, worldclass and renowned in the river community
- Tight slots, steep drops, crashing waves, and deep blue pools in lush rainforest
- Run by NOVA, the original outfitter; USDA Forest Service fee included
Your day, step by step
Anchorage
White Water Rafting at Matanuska River.
What to know before booking
Included
- Professional river guide - Shuttle to and from the river - Raft and paddles - All necessary gear (dry suit, life jacket, river shoes, helmet)
Not Included
- Transportation from Anchorage - Guide gratuity - Food and drinks - Warm clothing/socks
What to Bring
- Wearing a warm base layer top and bottom; fleece or wool is great. - Wear warm socks as well. - We recommend bringing a change of clothes for after your river trip. Even with brand-new drysuits, a bit of water can get in.
Restrictions
- Participants must meet our restrictions to ensure proper fitting into our river gear and for their own safety. Ages: 16-65 Min. Weight: 100 lbs Max Girth: 50 inches - Boat Load Guidelines: High Water: Max 5 people per boat Low Water: Max 4 people per boat Ideal Group Size: 4–5 people - Must speak English - Must be able to swim - Must be in good physical condition - Must handle high exertion levels - You must be able to swim and be comfortable with the prospect of self-rescue. There is a fun, mandatory river swim test to help you prepare for and demystify river swimming prior to rafting either 2-canyon or 3-canyon trips.
Meeting & Pickup
Meeting point at 35200 Hope Hwy, Hope, AK, Kenai Peninsula, 99605.
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Minimum age: 16 Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Automatic