Canoeing Adventure in the wondrous Yukon Territory, Canada.
This is a trip limited to 10 Persons
Yukon Territory, in northwestern Canada, abounds with rivers -- both remote and well-traveled. Paddling opportunities range from lakes to easy rivers to currents boasting roaring rapids around every turn. It is a paddler's paradise, and you will see many cars with canoes tied on top as you visit our starting town of Whitehorse. To be a Yukoner almost certainly means you spend time in summer "messing around" in boats.
This journey begins in the heart of the Yukon, and our first of three rivers is a scenic, peaceful delight. The McQuesten River is named in honor of Jack McQuesten, the explorer, trader, and prospector who is remembered in history for founding the towns of Circle, Alaska as well as Ft. Reliance, Yukon Territory. Today we meet him whenever we're drinking the 100-proof whiskey and honey liqueur that bears his nickname, Captain Jack.
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This is a trip limited to 10 Persons
Yukon Territory, in northwestern Canada, abounds with rivers -- both remote and well-traveled. Paddling opportunities range from lakes to easy rivers to currents boasting roaring rapids around every turn. It is a paddler's paradise, and you will see many cars with canoes tied on top as you visit our starting town of Whitehorse. To be a Yukoner almost certainly means you spend time in summer "messing around" in boats.
This journey begins in the heart of the Yukon, and our first of three rivers is a scenic, peaceful delight. The McQuesten River is named in honor of Jack McQuesten, the explorer, trader, and prospector who is remembered in history for founding the towns of Circle, Alaska as well as Ft. Reliance, Yukon Territory. Today we meet him whenever we're drinking the 100-proof whiskey and honey liqueur that bears his nickname, Captain Jack.
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