Kokopelli Packraft
Discover a new way to explore Alaska's backcountry with a Kokopelli packraft. These versatile inflatable boats are designed for adventurers who want to combine paddling with hiking, biking, camping, and remote exploration.
Packrafts allow you to access places that traditional boats cannot reach. Lightweight and portable, they can be carried into remote areas, used for river crossings, added to multi-day wilderness routes, or used for exploring Alaska's lakes and rivers.
Our Kokopelli packrafts are built for durability and adventure, with options suited for everything from casual river trips to more technical paddling environments.
Available Options
Nirvana Spraydeck
- Lightweight performance packraft (~12 lbs)
- Great for whitewater, bikepacking, and backcountry adventures
- Spraydeck provides additional protection from water and weather
- Ideal for paddlers looking for a more performance-oriented boat
Recon Spraydeck
- Durable expedition-style packraft (~19 lbs)
- Great for multi-day trips and changing conditions
- Spraydeck offers extra protection and comfort on longer adventures
- A great all-around choice for Alaska exploration
Recon Self-Bailing
- Rugged and versatile packraft (~18 lbs)
- Self-bailing design helps drain water automatically
- Great for river trips, road-to-river adventures, and paddlers who want simplicity and durability
Great For:
- Alaska river adventures
- Backpacking and packrafting trips
- Bikepacking routes
- Remote lake exploration
- Multi-day wilderness travel
- Backcountry river crossings
Rental Notes
Select your preferred packraft model from the options above based on your trip goals and experience level. If you're unsure which boat is best for your adventure, contact us and we can help you choose.
Due to limited availability, reservations are based on calendar days rented. Early pickups may not always be available depending on prior reservations and equipment availability. Paddle Included
Choosing Your Paddle Length
The right paddle length depends on your height, torso size, boat width, and paddling style. As a general guideline:
- Shorter paddlers (under ~5'6") → 194–197 cm paddle
- Average height paddlers (~5'6"–6') → 197–200 cm paddle
- Taller paddlers (over ~6') or wider boats → 200 cm paddle
For packrafting, a slightly longer paddle is often preferred because packrafts sit higher on the water than traditional kayaks.