Nisutlin River Self-Guided Trip
- Trip Overview
- Nisutlin Landing to Teslin Village
- Rose River to Teslin Village
- Nisutlin Landing to Carmacks
- Map
The Nisutlin River is one of the few south-flowing rivers in the Yukon River watershed, beginning in the Pelly Mountains and flowing southeast towards the Village of Teslin. The Nisutlin River is gentle flowing and picturesque as you paddle through the Yukon’s amazing landscape! This region with its low wetlands is a summer home for many species of migratory birds and waterfowl and is known for its substantial moose population. Although an ideal trip for less experienced outdoor enthusiasts, everyone from beginner to expert will enjoy this river.
Skill level: Beginner
Duration: 5 days
Distance: 137 km (85 miles)
Rental Package Rates: $235 per tandem canoe / $290 per kayak or 20′ canoe / $300 per tandem kayak
Canoe rental includes: PFD’s, 3 paddles, Coast Guard Safety Kit, sponge and bailer.
Kayak rental includes: PFD’s, 2 paddles, spray skirt, bilge pump, paddle float and sponge.
Shuttles: additional fee based on destination and # of passengers. See “Transportation” page.
Skill level: Beginner
Duration: 7 days
Distance: 188 km (117 miles)
Rental Package Rates: $330 per tandem canoe / $410 per kayak or 20′ canoe / $420 per tandem kayak
Canoe rental includes: PFD’s, 3 paddles, Coast Guard Safety Kit, sponge and bailer.
Kayak rental includes: PFD’s, 2 paddles, spray skirt, bilge pump, paddle float and sponge.
Shuttles: additional fee based on destination and # of passengers. See “Transportation” page.
Skill level: Beginner
Duration: 16 days
Distance: 555 km (345 miles)
Rental Package Rates: $640 per tandem canoe / $800 per kayak or 20′ canoe / $960 per tandem kayak
Canoe rental includes: PFD’s, 3 paddles, Coast Guard Safety Kit, sponge and bailer.
Kayak rental includes:PFD’s, 2 paddles, spray skirt, bilge pump, paddle float and sponge.
Shuttles: additional fee based on destination and # of passengers. See “Transportation” page.
There’s a land where the mountains are nameless,
And the rivers all run God knows where