Mulchatna River Float Trips

Drop Point:  Turquoise Lake

N 60^o 46.81’        W 154^o 0.56’

                Or           Half Cabin Lake

N 60^o 48.84’        W 154^o 52.86’

Pick Up Point:   Maribou

N 60^o 23.57’        W 155^o 53.83’

Or           Stuyahok River

N 59° 49.95’    W 156° 41.80’

Or           Nushagak River

N 59° 37.73’    W 157° 6.20’

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River Length:   220miles

Class of Rapids:  I-III

Average Float Time:  1 – 2 weeks

Round Trip Cost: Turquoise - Stuyahok

DeHavilland Beaver - $4,425.00

Cessna 206 - $3,075.00

The Mulchatna River Float offers a full range of experiences for a rafting trip.  Great places for fishing, hunting, swift water, slow calm water, and fantastic scenery in some of Alaska’s most pristine country.  This is an excellent float trip for the floater who has lots of time and wants a full Alaskan experience.

The River Begins at Turquoise Lake in Lake Clark National Park.  From there it flows southwest for 220 miles until it meets the Nushagak River.  The first 58 miles on the way to Half Cabin Lake area are filled with Class II-III rapids, and can be tough during low water.  From this point all the way to the Nushagak the river runs much calmer at Class I rapids.

Float Season:  June 15^th – September 30^th

The river is floatable earlier and later that this, but this is the optimal fishing season.

Fish:  Arctic Grayling. Dolly Varden, Rainbow, King, Sockeye & Chum Salmon

Fishing Regulations: For the most up to date regulations please visit the Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game

www.sf.adfg.state.ak.us/statewide/reghome.cfm

Maps: USGS Quads – Lake Clark B-7, B-8, C-4, C-6, C-7, D-3, D-4, D-5, D-6; Taylor Mountains A-1, A-2, B-1; Dillingham B-4, C-3, C-4, D-2, D-3

Please Contact Us today to book your Mulchatna River Float Trip.

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