Echoes of Summer
With the cool winds of fall blowing and the scent of the boreal forest changing, autumn is here in the
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Renowned for large rapids, Himalaya-like mountain valleys and glaciers, the Alsek is a wilderness treasure unlike any other – including the Tatshenshini.
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Joel Hibbard joined river guide and photographer, Tyler Garnham, for a conversation about photography.
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Guides Josh Miller and Jennifer Homan explore the photo opportunities of rafting the Alsek River.
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When we think about our home in the Yukon, our minds inevitably turn to journeys upon the Alsek River and the Kluane National Park wilderness.
Its waters are steeped in myth and legend the ice clad landscape that stands above its headwaters is a wonder on its own!
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These days there is much talk of glaciers. Chiefly because, from Kilimanjaro to the Antarctic, they are shrinking. This makes them all the more a “trophy” experience!
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While we have been exploring the Alsek river and learning its intricacies for decades, there is always something new to discover and 2020 was no different! There was rumour of a cave system in the lower river valley and that was enough to set us off on the search.
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The park has become known as the iconic place where you can float among icebergs on glacial lakes, but they are so much more.
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Nephew of former President of the United States, joined us for an Alsek River expedition in Kluane National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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First ever observed case of ‘river piracy’ saw the Slims river disappear as intense glacier melt suddenly diverted its flow into another watercourse.
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Neil Hartling visits with PM Trudeau with whom he paddled the Nahanni as part of the campaign to expand the National Park boundary.
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What began as a search for old aerial photographs of the Alsek River and glaciers in northern Canada and Alaska, led to the discovery of an international treasure documenting the world’s largest non-polar ice cap.
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