Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants, maximum 18 travelers
11 peopleMaximum group size
15 - 99 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
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Demands good physical fitness and stamina for more intense or extended activities.
Starts
Anchorage, USA
Ends
Anchorage, USA
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Hiking the Great Land of Alaska
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Imagine hiking among Alaska’s dramatic peaks, kayaking past icebergs, and camping under endless northern skies—this is the adventure offered by the Hiking the Great Land of Alaska tour. Starting and ending in Anchorage, this challenging 8-day trekking journey explores Seward, Denali National Park, and Homer. Traverse the wild landscapes of Denali, hike to the vast Harding Icefield, and cross Kachemak Bay for kayaking around Yukon Island, where sightings of whales, seals, and eagles await. Camp beneath the stars, spot wildlife from moose to orca whales, and soak in the character of vibrant towns like Seward and the artsy community of Homer. Designed for active travelers with a taste for adventure, the trip’s standout feature is its combination of rugged outdoor exploration and the chance to encounter Alaska’s legendary wildlife up close.
day 1 - Anchorage
Welcome to Alaska! Located in south-central Alaska on the shores of Cook Inlet lies Anchorage – a unique urban environment in the heart of the wilderness. Your adventure begins here with a welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight. If you arrive early, maybe head to the Anchorage Museum or check out the sights and try spotting a moose wandering the streets of town (yes, really). This evening, maybe celebrate the beginning of a new adventure with an optional group dinner.
accommodation:Hotel (1 night)
day 2 - Denali National Park
Depart Anchorage this morning, and then do a short ascent of The Butte (as the locals call it) for some incredible views over the mountain-fringed Matanuska Valley. Enjoy the gorgeous scenery along the way of local farms and the Knik River below as you walk among pine trees surrounded by snow-capped mountain peaks and birdlife. Then hit the road for the gorgeous Denali National Park – a park and preserve with six million acres of Alaskan wilderness featuring North America’s tallest peak. Arrive at the park, set up camp, take in the scenery and enjoy a night off!
included:Palmer - Bodenburg Butte Hike
accommodation:Camping (with facilities)
day 3 - Denali National Park
Today you’ll embark on one of the many iconic hikes that Denali has to offer. Your leader will choose the exact trail based on the group's preferences, as well as the location of your campsite. No matter which you choose, you’ll pass through gorgeous scenery, looking out for the abundant local wildlife – you might be lucky enough to see moose, caribou, Alaska brown and black bears, Dall sheep and wolves (among a long list of other wildlife) on your trek.
included:Denali National Park - Leader-led hike
accommodation:Camping (with facilities)
day 4 - Seward
Embrace an early start to the day as you enjoy a long but scenic drive back through Anchorage and down the Parks Highway to Seward – one of Alaska's oldest and most picturesque towns. Along the way, you’ll stop at Turnagain Arm. A waterway into the northwestern part of the Gulf of Alaska, this area was named for British explorer James Cook, who was forced to ‘turn again’ when the waterway didn’t hold the fabled Northwest Passage on his 1778 voyage. Explore this scenic area, then continue to Seward. This vibrant town is the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park and has galleries, boutique shops and a bustling harbour.
included:Anchorage - Turnagain Arm
accommodation:Camping (with facilities)
day 5 - Seward
Strap on your boots for what will be a challenging – but incredibly rewarding – hike along the Harding Icefield Trail. Starting from the Exit Glacier area, you’ll ascend from the valley floor through forests of alder and cottonwood trees. Black bears are a common sight along the trail, so be sure to keep an eye out! Once you climb above the tree line, get set for an unforgettable view of icefield, stretching toward the horizon and broken only by the occasional mountain peak. Follow the trail back down to the valley, then return to your campsite for a well-deserved rest.
included:Kenai Fjords National Park - Harding Icefield full day guided hike
accommodation:Camping (with facilities)
day 6 - Homer
Bid farewell to Seward and head out on a road trip along the Kenai Peninsula. Along the way, stop in at the small town of Moose Pass, where you can choose to kayak on Trail Lake. Then, continue to Homer. Also known as the ‘cosmic hamlet by the sea’, the town boasts both some incredible scenery and an artsy downtown. Once you’ve set up camp, get a sample of that scenery on a walk of the famous Homer Spit and its views of Kachemak Bay. You’re likely to spot bald eagles, many of which call this area home.
included:Homer - Homer Spit Trail
accommodation:Camping (with facilities)
day 7 - Homer
This morning, a half day kayaking tour of Homer awaits. Hop on a water taxi across to Kachemak Bay State Park, pick out your kayak and then get paddling! You’ll take in Alaska’s impressive coastal scenery as you head around Yukon Island, and might even spot eagles, sea lions and the whales that sometimes wander into the bay. Once you’ve made the round trip, head back to Homer via the water taxi and enjoy a free afternoon in the town, before one last night camping under the stars.
included:Homer - Half Day Kachemak Bay Kayak Tour
accommodation:Camping (with facilities)
day 8 - Anchorage
Say goodbye to Homer this morning and drive back along the Kenai Peninsula toward Anchorage. Along the way, stop in the town of Girdwood for lunch, then arrive back in Anchorage by 3 pm, where your trip comes to an end. If you’d like to extend your stay in Alaska, just speak to your booking agent.
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.
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Hotel (1 night), Camping (with facilities) (6 nights)
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Included Activities
Palmer - Bodenburg Butte HikeDenali National Park - Leader-led hikeAnchorage - Turnagain ArmKenai Fjords National Park - Harding Icefield full day guided hikeHomer - Homer Spit TrailHomer - Half Day Kachemak Bay Kayak Tour