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Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve View along the Nizina River
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Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve
River & Fishing Guides
Rafting down the Chitina River

Rafting the Chitina River

Alaska River Expeditions, LLC
(907) 424-7238
(800) 776-1864
www.alaskarafters.com

Arctic Wild, LLC
Guided float trips on the Copper River
(907) 479-8203

www.arcticwild.com

Copper Oar Rafting
Guided float trips out of McCarthy/Kennecott
(800) 523-4453
www.CopperOar.com

Copper River Salmon Charters
Guided fishing on the Klutina and Gulkana Rivers
(907) 822-3664
www.gakona.com

Grove's Klutina River & Fish Camp
Klutina River guided fishing trips
(907) 822-5822
(800) 770-5822
www.groveklutina.com

River Wrangellers
Guided fishing and/or float trips on the Klutina, Gulkana, Copper, and Tonsina Rivers
(907) 822-3967
www.alaskariverwrangellers.com

Too-Loo-Uk River Guides, Inc.
Guided float trips on the Nizina, Chitina, and Copper Rivers
(907) 683-1542
www.akrivers.com

 

These are listings of LOCAL outfitters and guide services within Wrangell-St. Elias NP/P and surrounding communities. These businesses provide regularly scheduled services throughout the visitor season.

There are many other outfitters that provide services in the park, but may be based out of other locations within Alaska or the Lower 48. For the complete listing of ALL permitted commercial operators for Wrangell-St. Elias click here.

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Baneberry

Did You Know?
The Baneberry, also known as Snakeberry or Doll’s Eyes, produces berries that are extremely toxic. Ingestion of as few as 6 berries has been known to cause the death of a small child. Interestingly, birds are wholly unaffected by the toxin.

Last Updated: October 04, 2011 at 14:29 MST