The Taku River flows through pristine wilderness from northern BC into Alaska, offering an unforgettable multi-day canoe journey through the heart of the Coast Mountains. This remote river features moderate current with occasional Class I-II rapids, passing through spectacular glacier-fed valleys and ancient temperate rainforest. Paddlers experience world-class salmon fishing, wildlife viewing including bears and eagles, and stunning mountain scenery. Best paddled from July to September when water levels are manageable. Access requires a charter flight to the headwaters or expensive logistics from Telegraph Creek.
The difficulty of Taku River River varies by section.
The best time is July-September.
Taku River River is located in the Northern BC region of Canada.
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