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Located in northeastern British Columbia, the Dease River from Dease Lake to Liard River used to be one of the most important water highways in the province, and saw its last great use during the construction of the Alaska Highway. Nowadays, the Dease River is experiencing a bit of a renaissance, as paddlers discover this 162-mile (265-km) waterway and It’s mostly Class I and II rapids.
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| Season: August 14, 2008 to August 22, 2008 |
| Requirements: Sleeping bag and sleeping pad. |
| Suggested Items: Camera, daypack, fishing gear, fishing license, water bottle. |
| Suggested Clothing: Jacket, long pants, shorts, t-shirts, rain gear, hiking boots, walking shoes, hat. |
| Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate |
| Restrictions: Minimum group size of 3 required. Rates available for smaller groups. This is considered and novice to intermediate canoe trip. Some paddling skills are recommended. Participants must be in good health. |
| Maximum Number of People: 5 |
| Equipment Provided: All canoeing and camping equipment (except sleeping bag and pad). |
| Transportation: The trip begins and ends in Whitehorse, Yukon. |
| Accommodations: Accommodations are in hotels while in Whitehorse and in campsites along the route while on the river. |
| Meal Information: All meals and snacks during the trip are included. Meals while in Whitehorse are not included. |
| Guide Information: Professional guide services for the duration of the trip is included. The guides are all trained in wilderness travel and are first aid certified. They are well familiar with the Dease River and are looking forward to sharing their knowledge about nature and history of the area.
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| Comments: Alternate dates available by reservation, please inquire. |
| Trip Duration |
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9 days
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$2235.00* per person
Based on a group of 3-5 people |
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*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax
If you have any questions or would like more information about a particular adventure, please email us.
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