Alaska boating
 Alaska's rivers, streams, and ocean
waterways have long been important travel corridors, and remain so today in the
21st century. There is much that can be said about this topic, and we hope
to expand on it in the months ahead.
Mt. Hayes overlooks the lower
reaches of the
Delta River near Delta Junction.
For now, we are offering two important
resources, the Alaska River Logs and the Alaska Boating Forums.
- The Alaska River Logs were originally
compiled by teams from the now defunct Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, then part
of the US Department of Interior. The Alaska Public Lands Information
Center had this to say about them: "These river logs consist primarily of trip
reports filed by the now-defunct Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, which surveyed
Alaska's rivers for possible inclusion in the National Wild and Scenic River
system in the early 1970's.
In some cases, the logs are supplemented by
information from the
Bureau of Land Management, the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, and
the National Park Service.
The Alaska River Logs
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NOTE: These Alaska River
Logs may not
contain important information about: 1) safety, 2) land management and ownership, 3) fishing and other
regulations and 4) possible errors >
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Alagnak River
Alatna River
American Creek
Andreafsky River
Aniakchak River
Awuna River
Beaver
Creek
Black River
Bremner
River
Canning River
Charley River
Chilikadrotna River
Chitna River
Colville
River
Copper River
Delta River
Fortymile River
Gulkana River
Huslia River
Ivishak River
John River
Kakhonak River
Kanektok River
Karluk River
Kasegaluk Lagoon
King Salmon River
Kobuk River
Koyukuk River North
Fork
Little Susitna River
Mulchatna River
Nigu Etivluk rivers
Noatak River
Nowitna River
Nuyakuk River
Porcupine River
Sagavanirktok River
Salmon River (Kobuk)
Selawik River
Sheenjek River
Squirrel River
Talachulitna River
Tilkakila River
Togiak River
Unalakleet River
Utukok River
Our thanks to Mike Strahan
of Anchorage who scanned these documents and assembled them as PDF documents.
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