BWCA Canoe & Cabin Combo (Canada)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $640 and up Length: 4+ days Not Guided	Enjoy the best of both worlds... comfortable cabin life as well as the great outdoors. Make your "base camp" on Seagull Lake in one of our six cabins, and spend four days (or more if you'd like) paddling the numerous day trip opportunities on the end of the historic Gunflint Trail in Minnesota. Our cabins come equipped with all the amenities of home, with endless outdoor exploration opportunities. Options include the Palisades on Seagull Lake, trophy walleye and lake trout fishing on Saganaga Lake, paddling Larch Creek and/or the Granite River, day hiking to Magnetic Rock or the Kekekabic Trail, picnicking on an island campsite and much more... the possibilities are endless.
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Yukon River Cedar Canoe Voyage (Canada)
Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $1495 -$2995 Length: 8-15 days	This 15-day wilderness voyage takes participants on a trip through time and wilderness. The Yukon River embodies the history of the Yukon. It served as the main transportation corridor of the Yukon and Alaska for both First Nations and early gold-seekers. As you travel the Yukon River you will gain an understanding of the Yukon's rich frontier history from the Gold Rush of 1898 through to the sternwheeler riverboat era. Many artifacts remain along the riverbanks for canoeists to experience first-hand. The Yukon is a deep and broad river steeped in history and is therefore a perfect setting to use our hand-built cedar canoes propelled with hand-carved hardwood paddles (Please Note: We offer numerous other canoeing trips not listed here... please see our website).
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Ice and Water Sea kayaking (Canada)
Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $2125 CND Length: 5 days	Our custom 34-foot support vessel "The Yukon Rose" allows us to reach the spectacular scenery of Atlin Lake, British Columbia in style and increased safety. Kayak as much or as little as you wish and know that you will still get to a warm and comfortable camp each night, regardless of the weather, or your energy level. "The Yukon Rose" will be there to assist you or give you a lift to camp. Our wilderness camps include the increased comfort of large standing-room tents, raised sleeping cots, sit-down washroom, and bug and rain shelter aboard our vessel (Please note: We offer many other kayaking itineraries... check our site for details).
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A Fisherman’s Dreams Quetico Trip (Canada)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Length: 3-5 days Not Guided	Take our "Headstart" Launch service right from our dock across Saganaga Lake to Hook Island and paddle a short distance to check in with the Cache Bay Ranger. Here you will be able to get your Canadian Fishing License. Continue through Cache Bay to a breath-taking view of Silver Falls. Proceed north deep into the wilderness until you arrive at Kawnipi Lake. This area along the “Falls Chain” provides the best Smallmouth Bass, Walleye and Northern fishing that fisherman can only dream about. Take a side trip to McEwen for the awesome Lake Trout. On top of the great fishing, you have the peace & solitude to go with it. Set the hook and reel ‘em in. Can’t you hear the fish frying!
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Travel the BWCA/Quetico by Canoe (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $440/person Length: 5 Days Not Guided	Create Lifetime memories: Come explore clear waters, towering pine and trails of the French Voyaguers. Complete or partial canoe outfitting for BWCA/Quetico Parks. Affordable rates, new equipment, ultralight canoes.
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Ultimate Adventure (Belize)
Skill Level: Intermediate Departs: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Dec, Cost: $2469 Length: 9 day/10 nights	An extraordinary journey through Belize packed with adventure and excitement; you'll sea kayak, snorkel, dive, windsurf, hike through the rainforest, explore Mayan ruins and ceremonial caves and descend an incomparable tropical river through canyons of lush rainforest. We begin with two days of sea kayaking in a remote island group along the southern barrier reef, then on to our marine basecamp at Glover's Atoll for two more days of snorkeling, kayaking, and diving. Returning to the mainland, we descend into the Actun Tunichil Caves to explore astounding burial chambers filled with pottery and carved altars that have lain as is, for thousands of years. Then we embark on an exhilarating four day paddle trip into the rainforest valleys of the Moho River in the "Wild South" of Belize.
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Boundary Waters "Bucket Trip" (Canada)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $300+ Length: 3-7 days Not Guided	No more excuses, the BWCA has a route for all skill levels, and age ranges. Don't let the paddling season pass you by another year. Get a group together and let us help you make it happen. Regardless of your skill or experience level, we can prepare a route and propose an itinerary to meet your comfort level. Base camp or loop trip... whatever floats your canoe. It's time to stop talking about it, and just make it happen. Give us a call, and we'll customize a canoe trip for you. Young or old, rookie or vet, this BWCA trip has to be on your bucket list. Book your "bucket trip" with Seagull Outfitters, you won't regret it.
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Tuscarora West Routes (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $347 + Length: 3-7 days Not Guided	You are within minutes of entering the Wilderness for our base at Tuscarora Outfitters. From our private dock on Round Lake you will paddle west and portage directly into the Boundary Waters via entry point #51, Missing Link. Tuscarora West Route has excellent Lake Trout, Brook Trout and Northern Pike fishing. Moose are common on this route as you enter some of the remotest areas off the Gunflint Trail. This route can be extended to Little Saganaga Lake with an extra 2 days of paddling. You will return directly to our beach on Round Lake via Brant lake access point #52.
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North America's Largest Wilderness (Canada)
Departs: Jul, Length: 11 Days	Remote fly-in canoe trip on a pristine tundra river in the heart of the Barren Lands of Canada's Northwest Territories. Paddle this gin-clear river hundreds of miles away from the nearest road or community. Teeming wildlife including caribou(good chance of seeing tens of thousands), muskoxen, white wolves(our specialty), moose, grizzlies and rich birdlife including peregrines, gyrfalcons, geese, swans, loons and eagles. Excellent fishing for lake trout and grayling. Warm, dry, sun-drenched summers, 24-hour daylight, green tundra hills, spectacular spruce-studded eskers, sand beaches and enormous skies. Guided by Alex Hall, wildlife biologist and the Canadian Arctic's first and most experienced canoeing guide. Operating since 1974.
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Big Salmon River Expedition (Canada)
Skill Level: Intermediate Departs: Jun, Cost: CDN$1,730.00 +7% GST Length: 12 Days	Step out of your busy world into the exciting waters of the Big Salmon River. Snow capped mountains surround you as your canoe glides through the pristine water. Starting at Quiet Lake in the beautiful South Canol region of the Yukon, you will admire the vast wilderness surrounding you, including grizzly bear, wolf, moose, caribou, wolverine, mink, bald eagle, merlin and beaver. A favorite past time after a day of paddling is casting your hook for “the big catch” of Lake Trout, Northern Pike and Arctic Grayling. The Big Salmon offers great challenges for the intermediate paddler by dodging log jams, sweepers and maneuvering around tight corners and through large standing waves. The current is generally moderate but twists and turns northwest towards the Yukon River.
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Nisutlin River Trip (Canada)
Skill Level: Beginner Departs: Aug, Cost: CDN$1089.00+7% GST Length: 5 Days	The Nisutlin River is one of the few southerly flowing rivers in the Yukon River watershed. The Nisutlin River starts in the Pelly Mountains and flows southeast towards the village of Teslin. Traveling through the beautiful Yukon southern lakes region, you will admire the vast wilderness surrounding you, including grizzly bear, wolf, moose, caribou, wolverine, mink, bald eagle, merlin and beaver. A favorite past time after paddling is casting your hook for “the big catch” of Lake Trout, Northern Pike and Arctic Grayling. The Nisutlin River is gentle flowing and picturesque as you paddle through the Yukon’s amazing beauty! This region, with its low wetlands, is known for its great moose population and the summer home for many species of migratory birds and waterfowl.
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Susquehanna River Kayak Overnights! (United States)
Skill Level: Beg. to Int. Departs: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Length: 2-3 Days Not Guided	Enjoy Central Pennsylvania's scenic Susquehanna River as only a paddler can, by Canoe or Kayak. Picnic and camp on numerous islands along the Susquehanna River Trail, or stay at riverside campgrounds; the choice is yours. Fish for world class smallmouth bass, swim or wade in secluded coves, and enjoy the suburb wildlife viewing. Liesurely 15 to 35 mile trips through the famous Susquehanna Water Gaps include a mix of gently moving water, riffles, and occasional small rapids. Shuttles for rental and private boats provided. Day trips on the Susquehanna and neighboring tributaries also available. Soft Adventure at its best!
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Edge of the Barrens (Canada)
Departs: Aug, Length: 10 Days	Remote, fly-in canoe trip on two Barren Lands rivers near treeline in Canada's Northwest Territories. Nearly all flat-water canoeing. One short portage. Can accommodate all levels of canoeing experience. Immerse yourself in North America's last great wilderness for 10 days in late August. The nearest roads or communities are hundreds of miles away. You'll see scattered bands of caribou, muskoxen, white wolves, moose and perhaps a grizzly or two. Tundra hills, sand beaches, eskers, the beginnings of fall colours, big skies and Northern Lights. Trip is guided by Alex Hall, wildlife biologist and the Canadian Arctic's first and most experienced canoeing guide. Operating since 1974.
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Fort Stover Two Day Trip (United States)
Departs: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Cost: $130/canoe Length: 2 Days Not Guided	The South Fork of the Shenandoah River has long been recognized as one of the premier canoeing rivers in the East. A steady current of normally crystal clear water flows over a solid rock bottom creating many interesting riffles and pools, and even some beginning white water (class II) making it an ideal river for novice and experienced canoeists alike. The area is surprisingly remote with superb fishing. Our two day trip covers 24 miles with overnight camping at our own secluded campground at Compton Rapid. We invite you to join us for an unforgetable adventure on one of America's most beautiful rivers.
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Mackenzie River (Canada)
Departs: Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $850 Length: 6 to 7 Not Guided	The 1,120 mile Mackenzie River is the longest river in Canada and forms part of the Finlay-Peace-Mackenzie River, the tenth longest in the world. The river passes through the Decho, past the oldest settlement along the river Fort Simpson on its way to the Arctic Ocean. Passing through the Sahtu region you will visit the settlements of Tulita Norman Wells and fort good Hope. Hay River is the perfect location to start your adventure. Rent your equipment; canoe, GPS; gear barrels; marine radio; sat phone and any other equipment you need and let the current take you to Inuvik. If you love adventure and you are up to a challenge then you need to paddle this river. Take this cultural journey and explore Canada's North.
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