moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle boat stability and occasional riverbank movement.
Experience thrilling whitewater fishing in Alaska’s Kenai River Canyon. Explore scenic rapids, spot wildlife, and end your day by the serene Skilak Lake with Miller's Landing.
Discover the thrill of fishing in one of Alaska’s most spectacular natural settings with Miller's Landing on the Kenai River Canyon. This full-day private fishing adventure takes you through Class II+ whitewater rapids surrounded by towering cliffs, offering both excitement and awe-inspiring scenery. Along the way, keep an eye out for abundant wildlife including majestic moose and soaring bald eagles, making every moment unforgettable. Your journey ends at the peaceful Skilak Lake, a glacier-carved body of water perfect for relaxing or continuing to fish amid pristine wilderness. Miller's Landing provides expert guides who know the best fishing spots, ensuring you have an excellent chance at landing salmon and trout while learning essential river techniques. Whether you’re an experienced angler or new to Alaska’s rivers, this trip balances adrenaline and tranquility, delivering a unique connection with nature that only Alaska can offer. Perfect for those wanting a private, customizable experience, this adventure also supports responsible fishing and promotes conservation of this fragile ecosystem.
Stay comfortable by wearing moisture-wicking and quick-dry fabrics to handle splashes and possible rain.
Polarized lenses reduce glare on the water, helping you spot fish more easily.
Mosquitoes can be active near the river, especially in summer, so pack effective repellent.
Whitewater rapids require attention and respect; always listen carefully to your guide’s advice.
The Kenai River has long been vital to indigenous communities and was a historic trade route for early settlers.
Fishing is regulated to protect salmon populations and habitat restoration projects help maintain river health.
Protects you from rain and river spray during unpredictable Alaskan weather.
spring specific
Helps reduce glare and improves fish visibility on the water.
Allows easy temperature regulation during cool mornings and warmer afternoons.
fall specific
Keeps mosquitoes and other biting insects at bay during peak summer.
summer specific