Hiking the Great Land of Alaska

Trip Type: Walking & Trekking

8 Days
1 - 11 People

Starts From:

NZD $4,660.00 /Person

Hike, kayak and camp through Alaska's varied landscapes, from Denali National Park with views of North America's tallest peak, travel along the famous Turnagain …

Hiking the Great Land of Alaska

Hike, kayak and camp through Alaska's varied landscapes, from Denali National Park with views of North America's tallest peak, travel along the famous Turnagain Arm ringed by mountains, hike to the Harding Icefield near Seward, and take a water taxi across Kachemak Bay in Homer to kayak around remote Yukon Island where you'll look for whales, seals and eagles. Camp under the stars along the way and try to spot wildlife like moose or bears in Denali to orca whales in Seward. Check out the vibrant small towns of Seward and art-loving Homer.

Itinerary

Day 1: Anchorage

Day 2: Denali National Park

Day 3: Denali National Park

Trip Inclusions

Meals

0 breakfasts and 0 dinners are included

Transport

Private Vehicle

Accomodation

Hotel (1 night), Camping (with facilities) (6 nights)

Included Activities

Palmer - Bodenburg Butte Hike
Denali National Park - Leader-led hike
Anchorage - Turnagain Arm
Kenai Fjords National Park - Harding Icefield full day guided hike
Homer - Homer Spit Trail
Homer - Half Day Kachemak Bay Kayak Tour

Trip Highlights

Hike with your small group along one of Denali National Park’s iconic trails, looking for wildlife and with any luck spotting the summit of Denali on a clear day.
Hike past Exit Glacier and up to the Harding Icefield for astonishing views of ancient glacial ice stretching as far as the eye can see.
Cross Kachemak Bay by water taxi then kayak around Yukon Island, admiring the coastal Alaskan scenery while keeping an eye out for whales, sea lions and eagles.
Look out over the stunning scenery of Alaska's varied landscapes both during your hikes and from your scenic campgrounds, positioned perfectly for you to enjoy this region around the clock.
Explore with an expert guide who’ll show you all of Alaska’s highlights, and maybe even a few hidden spots less frequented by visitors.