Flowing along the northern edge of the Chugach Mountains, the Tonsina River is quintessential Alaskan. This river provides
Class III to IV whitewater in a pristine wilderness setting. Eagles, ducks, moose, and bear inhabit the riverine corridor and are often spotted. As well, several species of
salmon migrate up the river throughout summer. The Tonsina is unique in the fact that its rapids drop through low spruce-terraced valley bottom instead of the more typical deep-cut canyons
one associates with this class of water. Come join us for thirty-five enjoyable miles and about six hours (on the water) of sheer Alaskan beauty. Total trip time, including shuttle, is eight to ten hours.
from six hundred foot vertical canyon walls. The view from the river is something you can't miss. Our trip is four and a half (4 1/2) miles long, lasting about an hour on the water. We provide all the gear you need! Trip departs 4 times daily. 
duration. Including the shuttle drive, the total trip time is about four hours. We normally run the lower canyon first and then the upper. Each section is incredibly scenic with tight canyon walls and exciting whitewater that keeps
your senses at their peak. We run paddle rafts and paddle assisted oar rafts on this river. You will be supplied with an experienced guide, dry suits, personal flotation devices (life-jackets), and helmets. 
Keystone Canyon Whitewater plus Worthington Glacier Hike all in the same day. Hike an Alaskan glacier and then raft a fun, splashy river.
