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Arctic Rafting: Returned
After 15 days on the Kongakut river, we’ve returned to Anchorage via Kaktovik and Fairbanks. We nearly got stranded on Icy Reef on the shore of the Arctic Ocean as a big storm was moving in, but we managed to squeak out and make it home. Below are some photos and a satellite map of the area with the river route and some of our camps marked.
>>More photos<<
>>More photos<<
View Kongakut River in a larger map
Don't forget to include on your trip map tagging the airbase you camped at waiting for the weather to break so you could get home. That's a neat part of the story, too.
Good luck Cam! This sounds like the trip of a lifetime, I can't wait to hear about it afterwards!