jack creek from nabesna town to the nabesna river is class I/II with a big eddy fence/wall push where it joins up with the big nabesna. clear water, some fallen trees in river

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nice work on the flower power.

Drive from Palmer up to the Haul Road with Kailyn, Gary, and Galen. Hike up Koyuktuvuk, Trembley, Blarney Creeks and over Kinnorutin Pass to descend Amawk Creek and hike/paddle N. Fork Koyukuk down to Rock Creek. Hike up and over Rock Creek and down to Haul Road/Marion Creek Campground. Hitch back t...

Just back from three weeks in the canyon country spent with buddy Galen, wife Kailyn, and gf (of Galen..) Meagan. Trip 1 (Galen and Andy): Green RIver. Fly from Green River airport (terrible food/fast security line) to Sand Wash. Float down to Green River town. Great level for packrafting--2200cfs. ...

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Just did this trip. Started walking on 6/24 at 11pm after driving from Palmer. Back at truck via bike shuttle at 3:30pm 6/26. We did not run the Class 3 drop on the EF Su. Great trip. We saw lots of Caribou and two bears and lots of mosquitos in the river valley.

Anyone run Willow Creek guardrail section this year yet? What is the wood situation?? Thanks. Happy paddling..

yeah, the three of us. we were out for around 23 days. see the report listed lower down for details.

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trip report is posted in forum

http://vimeo.com/67266540

Hiking & Exploring Utah's Henry Mountains and Robbers Roost [Paperback]
Michael R. Kelsey (Author)

This guidebook should have all the information you need.

The trip began with a long drive from Coyhaique to Cochrane in a bus and then the next day a shuttle with a driver to our put in at Lago Quetro. When we unloaded all the duffels and began blowing up the boats our driver “Chilote” thought we were crazy, “ you are doing what? and going where?” That be...

We just returned from a 22 day unsupported crossing of the Southern Ice Field in Patagonia (Chile). See expeditionstarfish.blogspot.com for some half assed blogging info. We paddled 15 river miles, 75 "flat water" miles lake/salt, "hiked" 80 land miles. Drop off at Pascua River near Lago Quetru, Sho...

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We leave on 12/28. We are stoked!

expeditionstarfish.blogspot.com

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We crossed it in the gravel bar and wandered around. pm me i will send some pics. i dont know what it looks like up in the canyon.

a small boat works fine. i am exactly your size and i have the old style alpacka. have done some class 2/3 with my pugs strapped on. no worries

Just got back from this trip. We did it almost exactly the way that Thad describes. We had no contact with any of the property surrounding Bacon Creek. Thad's route is the natural line down to the river. The folks at the rock quarry in Curry were nice and told us where to find the ATV trail that tak...

We just got back last night from the Flower Power. Day 1: Leave Girdwood at 4pm and hike trail to Berry Pass. Day 2: Upper 20 mile Schwakfest to Bagg Pass. See a black bear family. Day 3: Bagg Pass to Inner Lake George. Long day and blue bird. Day 4: Go through The Gorge, float Knik and get picked u...

Anyone do this route recently?

Yesterday I rode from Palmer (Farm Loop Road) up to Sutton on my road bike. Put in at Sutton and floated with bike down to bridge in Palmer. River is floaty with some big eddy fences. Rolled up and biked back up to Farm Loop where I live. Took about 4 1/2 hours total. River is at a good level, you d...

On June 1st my friend Galen and I flew out of Homer with Jose De Creeft of Northwind Aviation. Jose is a great pilot and all around nice guy. We flew to the Big River mouth in Katmai National Park. We hiked up Big River and crossed over a pass into the headwaters of the east fork (unnamed on map) of...

On Friday a co-worker and I biked from Jim Creek to the Knik Glacier in order to scout the Glacier Fork of the Knik River for a mountaineering course. The Glacier Fork was crossable by wading at the level 9.4ft but challenging. We explored the toe for a little bit, and then loaded the bikes on to th...

I did Hunter Creek down stream of the road last summer in early July. It was good for a half mile and then it got really brushy and braided. After that is was ok down into the Knik.

A friend and I flew into the toe of the Powell glacier with Matt Keller from Blue Ice Aviation (Sheep Mountain). Fun class II down to Caribou Creek. This is about a four hour trip. As rule of thumb I would recommend starting this float before 10pm when you have to work the next day. Interesting dark...