Experience the beauty of Alaska’s wilderness on the Wilderness Wave, where you'll float along the natural boundary of Denali National Park. This scenic adventure takes you through 11 miles of glacially carved valleys, offering stunning panoramic views of Mount Fellows, Sugarloaf, and Mount Healy.

About

As you glide down the river, the landscape opens up around you—towering peaks, rolling hills, and untouched wilderness as far as the eye can see. The crisp air carries the faint scent of pine and glacial water, while the calm flow of the river allows you to fully take in the breathtaking scenery. With only the occasional gentle rapid to add a splash of excitement, this mellow tour is perfect for the whole family, offering a mix of relaxation and adventure.

Whether you choose to join the crew as a Paddle Rafter, dipping your paddle into the icy water, or prefer to sit back and let the guide take control as an Oar Boat Rider, you’re guaranteed a fun and memorable ride. Along the way, your guide will share stories about the area’s rich history, wildlife, and natural wonders, giving you a deeper appreciation for the incredible landscape surrounding you.

From the quiet stretches of river framed by the to the soft rush of water as you pass through small rapids, this journey offers the perfect balance of serenity and adventure. Whatever floats your boat, the Wilderness Wave is an ideal way to experience Alaska’s untamed beauty.

Duration

3.5 Hours

In Preparation for Your Trip.

What we provide & what we recommend you wear/bring We Provide:

• Dry Suit to keep your clothes dry
• River Shoes You will leave your shoes behind, so you return to a nice dry pair of shoes.
• PFD This is a personal Flotation Device also known as a lifejacket
• Helmet This adjusts like a baseball cap, you can wear hats under the helmet, preferably hats without a pompom on them.

Dress Warm

What you Should Bring/Wear: We highly recommend wearing warm layers and definitely a pair of warm socks to keep your feet warm. You will be rafting on a glacial river. -Warm layers would include, thin base layer light long sleeve shirt or thermals if you have them, mid layer- long sleeve sweater, sweatshirt, fleece or a vest, outer layer light puff, jacket (without a hood if possible), rain jacket. -A thin glove layered by a pair of dish gloves is a great way you keep your hands warm. - Warm socks could be a wool pair of socks or an extra thick pair of winter socks for skiing, or you can layer two socks and slide in a toe warmer in between the socks.

Just remember- Your clothes keep you warm our suits keep you dry.

Please note that a minimum of 5 rafters must be booked in order for the tour to run. If this minimum is not met, the trip will be rescheduled for a different time slot. If you have any questions please call our office.

We look forward to rafting with you