Canyon of Mysteries- An Alaska Packrafting Tale

Armed only with a vague description from an out-of-print Alaska whitewater guidebook, we decide to launch our packrafts into a mysterious and committing canyon. We found when started our way down the wild rapids that navigating Primrose Creek in our Alpacka packrafts was both more difficult and dangerous but also more exciting than we imagined.
Most Alaskans are impressive: burly boat captains, incredible outdoor adventurers, world-class bush pilots, rugged hunters, self-sufficient homesteaders. I am none of these things. A mediocre photographer, coward adventurer and general sleepyhead, I usually stay close to home and am in bed by 9:30. However, I make the most of it and try to be a little goofy in the process.
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Chapters
00:00 - Intro
01:15 - Background
03:16 - First Descent
10:28 - Second Time Around
13:07- The Interruption
16:35 - Paddle Out
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[@leecraven7256]

Thanks for bringing us along. Appreciated

[@AlaskaBrian]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@almighty123T]

great river and great storytelling.

[@AlaskaBrian]

Thank you very much!

[@TheHuwMiles]

so well put together and a story well told. Awesome work

[@AlaskaBrian]

Thanks. I really appreciate it!

[@kevinhill242]

So rad, definetley being added to the list of rivers to paddle! Super well done video too!!

[@AlaskaBrian]

Thanks! Much appreciated. It's a great little creek but a little testy with the flow. Too little and it gets bony, too much and portaging the Interrupter can be dicey

[@brianbeattyphotography]

Nice man, looks like a cool adventure

[@AlaskaBrian]

Thanks for checking it out and for the comment, Brian. It was!

[@thealaskapicker8628]

Packrafting in Alaska is awesome!

[@AlaskaBrian]

I agree!