ABOUT KENAI RIVERDOG
Kenai Riverdog is a small company based out of Cooper Landing, Alaska. We specialize in personalized rafting trips with smaller group sizes. Our goal is to make it feel like you are floating down the river with family, while keeping you and your loved ones as safe and comfortable as possible.
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COVID-19 SAFETY PROCEDURES
We have opened up our group size (group sizes from 3-6) and we will not be mixing different parties together for safety purposes.
On the shuttle ride back, a disposable mask will be provided. Masks are required for everyone in the van. If you are opposed to this safety procedure, please do not book with us.
The main trip that we are offering is the Kenai Wildlife Refuge float, which is 12 miles long, but if you have younger children who may not be able to handle an extended time on the river, please ask about our 7 mile float.
Prices:
$70 per adult
$60 per child under 12
$65 per senior
**3% borough sales tax is added to every trip**
Minimum group size of 3 maximum group size of 6.
Although the booking program is not allowing groups under 3 to book, if you would like to pay a little extra for a private tour for a small group size, please e-mail me and we can discuss options. Book Now
We will only be offering rain gear in an emergency, in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please bring rain boots and durable rain gear (rain coat and pants)! We can’t stress this enough. Even if the weather looks nice, it can change before your trip is over. Sitting in the rain and wind on a raft can be miserable if you are not prepared for the weather.
We ask that you respect everyone’s space, including the guide. On the boat it is hard to maintain a 6 foot distance, but with your interactions, please do your best to maintain a safe distance with the guide and shuttle driver.
On the shuttle ride back, a disposable mask will be provided and is required for everyone. If you are opposed to this safety procedure, please do not book with us.
If you are feeling sick at all, please DO NOT COME. If you appear sick, you will not be permitted to go on the trip. We do our best to be a fun company, but as said before, safety comes first. As long as you are following the protocols set in place, we will have a good day on the water.
Thank you for your understanding of the matter.
– Kayce
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A Note From Kayce & Porter
Where to Meet
Cooper Landing Boat Launch
18787 Sterling Hwy
Cooper Landing, AK 99572
Directions: When coming from Anchorage, as you get into Cooper Landing, you will cross a large bridge. As soon as you cross the bridge, take the first right on to King Salmon Drive. Take the next right into the state park parking lot, and look for a silver econoline van with a trailer on it. I should be at the van waiting with life vests and any additional rain gear or boots that you requested.
If coming from Soldotna or Homer, it’s the first left onto King Salmon Drive after Mile Marker 48. After turning left, take a right into the state park parking lot.
There is a $5 fee for parking in the State Park lot. You will have to put your plate number and a five dollar bill in an envelope provided by the state when you arrive.
Cancellation Policy
If your party cancels:
60 days or more before the trip, we give a full refund (except for booking program fees which are out of our control)
30 days to 59 days before the trip, you will receive a 75% refund.
15 days to 29 days before the trip, you will receive a 50% refund. Any cancellation 14 days or less, there will be no refund.
*Please take note that it is very rare for us to cancel trips due to weather. Alaska’s weather is always unpredictable, so try to dress for it. We will not refund trips due to rain. It is Alaska after all!
What to Wear
Dress in layers! Bring a raincoat and pants (or send us a message with the sizes you need)!
It may seem sunny and perfect when you arrive, but the river tends to be breezy. Even if there isn’t a cloud in sight, a lot can change in 2-3 hours. We will have a dry bag that you can stuff extra clothes in, or you’re welcome to bring your own pack. It’s better to be prepared than cold and wet! We highly recommend waterproof boots as well, and can bring some if you don’t have any. Whoever sits towards the front of the raft is more likely to get wet feet even on a dry day, due to some splashes from the few small rapids we go through.