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Canoeing in the Tok area

Canoeing In Alaska

Listen to the call of the loon and feel the dip of your paddle as you glide through the water on your way to experiencing Alaska as native Alaskans have for over ten thousand years. Alaska has many officially designated National Wild Scenic Rivers with varying levels of whitewater difficulty, as well as countless streams and lakes suitable for canoeing and rafting.

For General Information on Canoeing in Alaska go to
http://alaskacenters.gov/-further-canoeing-information.cfm

For information on the Lynx Lake Loop go to
http://alaskacenters.gov/lynx-lake-loop.cfm

For information on the Swan Lake/Swanson River go to
http://alaskacenters.gov/swanlakeriver.cfm

For information on the Delta and Gulkana Rivers go to
http://alaskacenters.gov/delta-and-gulkana.cfm

Private Property
Not all land along the riverway is public. Most of the rivers have private lands or cabins along their banks. Please respect private property. Some may look abandoned but may still be in seasonal use. When not specifically marked as private, it is still best to avoid camping near structures as they may be on private property.