Haines Rafting Company

06/03/2026

Alsek Lake - June 2nd 2026

05/02/2026

05/02/2026

Haines Rafting Company is proud to support the work of American Rivers — protecting places like the Alsek ensures these wild rivers remain healthy, accessible, and inspiring for generations to come.

As someone who has spent his career working to save rivers, I’ve had the opportunity to explore some of the most spectacular waterways North America has to offer. Some of my favorites include the Middle Fork Salmon River in Idaho, the Middle Fork Flathead River in Montana, the Skeena headwaters in...

03/23/2026

Riding the Alaska Fjordlines from Haines to Juneau is a fun and easy way to either get between destinations or to add a sightseeing and whale watching adventure to your visit. Departing daily from Skagway and Haines, see what you can expect and how to plan for a trip on the Alaska Fjordlines express...

03/11/2026

Sounds like plenty of snow in the North Country

The Government of Yukon has released the March Yukon Snow Survey Bulletin and Water Supply Forecast. The snow survey found most of the territory to have above average snowpack levels, with the Teslin region having the highest relative snowpack in the territory. Read more: https://yukon.ca/en/news/march-snow-survey-shows-snowpack-average-well-above-average-across-most-yukon

01/11/2026

Did you know that you can save 10% on our Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve day trips by booking direct before May 15th? Online booking and 3rd party sellers have extra fees that don't apply if you call or email us directly: [email protected] - 907 314 0340

09/11/2025

It's finally happened: An island is born:

Learn more about the new island that's resurfaced in an Alaskan lake as glaciers recede.

09/03/2025

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The Tatshenshini River flows through the Yukon, British Columbia, and Alaska. By the time it hits Alaska, it becomes the mighty Alsek River. Most rafters spe...

08/04/2025

08/03/2025

🎣 Fishing in Alaska: Hooked on the 5 Fingers of Salmon! 🐟

It’s fishing season in Alaska! — and if you’ve heard of the “5 Fingers of Salmon” 🖐️ (Chinook, Sockeye, Coho, Pink, and Chum), then you know we take our fish seriously here.

Whether you're after the mighty Chinook (King) or the quick-biting Pinks, the Alaska Marine Highway System can take you straight to the heart of some of the best fishing communities on the coast! 🎣🚢

Top Fishing Ports You Can Sail Into with AMHS:

🌟 Ketchikan – The "Salmon Capital of the World"
🌟 Petersburg – A charming fishing town with deep Norwegian roots
🌟 Wrangell – Known for both sport and commercial fishing
🌟 Sitka – Reel in everything from halibut to silver salmon
🌟 Haines – Access rivers full of sockeye and more
🌟 Homer (via nearby road links) – “Halibut Fishing Capital,” but don’t sleep on its salmon!

From dock to deck, the AMHS ferries connect you to unforgettable fishing adventures in communities where the tides (and the fish stories) run deep.

🧤 Don’t forget your tackle box, rain gear, and a little local fishing lore.
📜 Whether you're a resident or visiting angler, be sure to check with the Alaska Department of Fish & Game (https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/) for the right licenses and regulations before you cast your line.
🚢 Let’s go fishing – Cast your line, book your trip, see what bites… at FerryAlaska.com.

Art by Ray Troll