Six Mile Creek 3 Canyon Whitewater Rafting

Whitewater rafting on Six Mile Creek‘s 3 Canyon stretch is an exhilarating Alaskan adventure that challenges even the most experienced thrill-seekers. Navigating the class V rapids, you will enjoy the stunning natural landscapes of the Chugach National Forest, all while under the guidance of seasoned experts. With safety as the top priority, this 4-hour excursion promises an adrenaline-fueled experience like no other. But what makes this adventure truly remarkable goes beyond the rapids – it’s the chance to…

Key Points

• Experience an adrenaline-fueled 4-hour whitewater rafting adventure through the Chugach National Forest’s Class V rapids for $225 per person.
• Explore narrow routes and steep drops in Alaska’s most challenging whitewater, pioneered by NOVA over 40 years ago.
• Enjoy the convenience of shuttle transportation, necessary river gear, and a supervised self-rescue swim test for safety and comfort.
• Suitable for physically fit participants aged 16 and above, with weight limits between 99 and 250 lbs.
• Take advantage of the free cancellation policy and reserve now & pay later option for this thrilling team-building activity.

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Overview and Pricing

Experience Six Mile Creek 3 Canyon whitewater rafting from $225.00 per person.

The 4-hour adventure includes 4 hours of Class V rapids. Customers can take advantage of free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

There’s also a reserve now & pay later option, allowing guests to book their spot without payment.

This whitewater rafting experience is ideal for thrill-seekers and team-building activities, as participants navigate Alaska’s most challenging whitewater in the pristine Chugach National Forest.

The trip includes supervised self-rescue swim tests for safety and comfort.

Adventure Highlights

Navigate through Alaska’s most challenging whitewater, pioneered by NOVA over 40 years ago.

Travel through the pristine Chugach National Forest, featuring narrow routes, steep drops, and huge rapids. This adventure is ideal for thrill-seekers and team-building activities.

Traverse the pristine Chugach National Forest, navigating narrow routes, steep drops, and mammoth rapids – perfect for thrill-seekers and team-building.

Includes a supervised self-rescue swim test for safety and comfort.

• Tackle Alaska’s most challenging whitewater

• Explore the pristine Chugach National Forest

• Perfect for thrill-seekers and team-building

• Supervised self-rescue swim test included

Itinerary Details

The adventure begins at the QHJ9+WF Sunrise location, where participants board a 15-minute bus or coach to the starting point in Hope. The rafting portion lasts 4 hours, followed by a 15-minute return trip to the original location. The main sites passed are subject to change, but the journey promises beautiful pools and crashing waves.

| Site | Duration |

|——|———-|

| Starting Location | 15 minutes |

| Rafting Adventure | 4 hours |

| Return to Starting Location | 15 minutes |

| Total Time | 4.5 hours |

Inclusions and Gear

The Six Mile Creek 3-Canyon Raft Trip includes a guided adventure with an instructor.

The National Forest Fee and 3% Kenai Borough Tax are already included. Shuttle transportation is provided, so you don’t have to worry about driving.

All necessary river gear is supplied by NOVA, including:

• PFD

• Water shoes

• Helmet

• Dry-suit (bring warm layers for underneath)

You’ll be equipped with everything you need to safely and comfortably navigate Alaska’s most challenging whitewater.

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Participant Requirements and Meeting Point

Although the Six Mile Creek 3-Canyon Raft Trip offers an exhilarating adventure, it may not be suitable for everyone.

Participants must be physically fit, able to swim, and handle high exertion levels. The activity isn’t recommended for children under 16, individuals with heart problems, non-swimmers, those over 65 years, under 99 lbs (45 kg), or over 250 lbs (113 kg).

The meeting point is at the public rest area parking lot 100 yards down Hope Road from the Seward Highway junction. Participants shouldn’t drive to the information office in Hope, as check-in is at the highway junction.

Safety Considerations

Safety is of paramount importance when it comes to the Six Mile Creek 3-Canyon Raft Trip.

All participants must be able to swim, handle high exertion levels, and adhere to strict safety protocols.

The trip includes:

• A supervised self-rescue swim test to ensure comfort and preparedness in the water.

• Mandatory use of personal flotation devices (PFDs), helmets, and dry-suits for protection.

• Experienced instructors who provide thorough safety briefings and guide participants through the challenging whitewater.

• Strict weight and age limits to ensure the trip is suitable for each participant’s physical abilities.

Experience Level and Difficulty

The Six Mile Creek 3-Canyon Raft Trip is an exhilaating adventure designed for thrill-seekers and experienced whitewater enthusiasts. This Class V rafting expedition is not for the faint of heart. Navigating Alaska’s most challenging rapids requires exceptional physical fitness, swimming ability, and stamina. Participants must be between 99-250 lbs and at least 16 years old. The itinerary includes a supervised self-rescue swim test to ensure safety. While an unforgettable experience, this trip is not suitable for everyone. Carefully consider the requirements before booking.

| Difficulty Level | Minimum Age | Minimum Weight | Maximum Weight |

|——————|————-|—————-|—————|

| Class V Whitewater | 16 years | 99 lbs (45 kg) | 250 lbs (113 kg) |

What to Bring and Prepare

Participants will need to bring a few essential items for their Six Mile Creek 3-Canyon rafting adventure. These include:

• Warm, quick-drying clothing like thermal layers, fleece, and socks

• Closed-toe water shoes or sandals with a secure heel strap

• Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect against the elements

• Any necessary medications, as well as snacks and a water bottle.

The outfitter will provide all necessary river gear, including a personal flotation device (PFD), helmet, and dry suit.

Participants should be physically fit, able to swim, and prepared for high-exertion levels during the Class V whitewater experience.

Ask Away

How Difficult Is the Class V Rapids?

The Class V rapids are extremely challenging, requiring expert navigational skills and physical strength. They feature intense, powerful rapids with large waves, steep drops, and high risks that should only be attempted by highly experienced whitewater rafters.

Can Participants Wear Their Own Life Jackets?

Participants cannot wear their own life jackets. The outfitter provides all the necessary river gear, including a PFD, for safety and comfort during the whitewater rafting adventure.

Are Snacks and Drinks Provided During the Trip?

No, snacks and drinks are not provided during the rafting trip. Participants should bring their own food and beverages to enjoy during the adventure. The package includes only the guided rafting experience and necessary river gear.

Can I Bring My Own Camera/Gopro?

Participants are welcome to bring their own cameras or GoPros. However, they should secure them properly and be mindful of the challenging river conditions. The provider isn’t responsible for any lost or damaged personal items during the rafting adventure.

Is There an Option for a Shorter Rafting Duration?

There’s no option for a shorter rafting duration. The experience lasts 4 hours, including 4 hours of Class V rapids. If the full duration doesn’t suit your needs, you may want to consider a different whitewater rafting adventure.

Final Words

Six Mile Creek 3 Canyon whitewater rafting delivers a thrilling Class V adventure amidst Alaska’s breathtaking natural beauty. With expert guidance and gear, physically fit participants can expect an exhilarating 4-hour journey through challenging rapids while navigating stunning landscapes in the Chugach National Forest. This experience is perfect for thrill-seekers and team-building activities, offering both excitement and safety.

You can check availability for your dates here: