Launching in 2023! Our all-day expedition takes you along a river that’s replenished by glacial meltwaters as it winds its way through a valley sculpted by a glacier. It’s not a rare sight to encounter diverse wildlife that frequents this river system as our journey takes us through the winding water path. Watch out for salmon journeying upriver underneath your paddle craft to reach their breeding grounds. It’s also typical to spot ducks and eagles soaring in the sky above, and if we’re lucky, a moose indulging in a riverside meal.

We begin our journey by traversing Jim Lake via paddle and follow it up with a brief overland trek to Jim Creek. Ultimately, we disembark at the sandy stretches of the Knik River, which originates from the Knik Glacier. While here, make sure to capture some memories with the imposing glacier as your backdrop. Counted among the biggest glaciers in Southcentral Alaska, the Knik Glacier serves as the source of the Knik River. Our journey continues downstream, culminating at the estuary of the Knik arm of the Cook Inlet.

• Children 10 and under can ride along in a parent or guardian boat.
• Lap children are a one to one ratio, with their adult, other children can come but will be required to sit in their own seat on the paddle craft.
• This is tour is beginner kayakers; however, you need to be comfortable with paddling your own kayak through cold water, waves, and wind and with walking though mud.
• You will get wet on this tour.
• Must be able to carry 50 pounds
• Must be able to walk on uneven and muddy ground