As Fall’s hunting season gears up and with it, the preparation work, I’m a little late posting an update on 2019’s Spring Bear Hunts. Better late than never! The attached photo shows one of the bears we took this year. A big boar in early spring. We...
Double Shovel Outfitters is now offering custom float trips down the Porcupine River for Summer 2019! We offer fully guided float adventures on the upper Porcupine River in June and July. The Porcupine River is rich with geological beauty, wildlife and native history....
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge The Hulahula River rafting trip is always an adventure. Beginning near the continental divide in the northern portion of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and ending in the controversial “1002” area on the inspiring coastal plain....
Gates of the Arctic National Park The Noatak River Trip is a classic arctic voyage within the mountain wilderness of Gates of the Arctic National Park. The Noatak is one of the longest rivers in our National Wild and Scenic River system, flowing 425 miles from the...
The Marsh Fork of the Canning River in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is an artist’s delight. Fall in the Brooks Range can be spectacular, the landscape transforms into rich vibrant reds and yellows, animals are on the move foraging and fattening up before the...
The Nigu River has rich anthropological history, mountains, wide valleys, rolling hills, opportunities to view many different birds, caribou, bear, wolves, musk oxen and maybe a wolverine. The Nigu River is a true Gem. Start your raft trip in the Brooks Range...
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge A Raft trip on the Kongakut River takes you on a journey through the mountain wilderness of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge down the river of caribou. The Kongakut river valley and adjoining tributaries are used by the Porcupine...
