My buddy and I are planning a trip for late august into early september for a few weeks to hike around, fish and explore. We plan to hike in with inflatable ultra light kayaks but I understand the suspension bridge at the Athabasca crossing is out. I was wondering, from some of you who may know, how hard would it be to kayak across the Athabasca? Would it be feasable to hike upstream and bit and paddle diagonally down to the crossing? The big brookies are our main objective but we also want to spend one week searching for bulltrout as well and I understand the creeks feeding into the Athabasca hold a decent number. Could anyone elaborate on that for me? Thanks
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