Alaska Highlights Tour: Adventure from Flagstaff to the Wild
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
13 days
Fitness Level
Participants should have a moderate fitness level to enjoy walking tours, kayaking, and other activities comfortably.
Overview
Discover the ultimate Alaskan adventure with our 13-day guided tour from Flagstaff, Arizona. Explore glaciers, national parks, and enjoy hands-on activities like dog sledding and kayaking in comfort and style.
Alaska Highlights Tour
13-Day Alaskan Highlights Adventure (lodging) Tour - from $4990
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable 13-day Alaskan adventure, traveling in a cozy van with a small group. Experience stunning landscapes, from Exit Glacier to Denali National Park, while enjoying unique stays in cabins and yurts. Engage in thrilling activities like dog sledding, kayaking, and gold panning, all guided by experts.
This trip will be running in a van, it's a smaller group with travelers 6-10 max. The trip starts at 6 pm in Anchorage and will end in Fairbanks on Day 13 around noon. You can add on an arctic circle tour/bear viewing experience or fly out that day. Lodging on this trip means for the most part you will sleep in cabins or yurts and as we stay in small, authentic Alaskan places you might have to share a room with fellow travelers.
To get to the Denali View Chalet you will have to hike 2 miles on potentially wet terrain and carry your own gear for two nights.
What is included?
- 12 nights lodging (2 hotel nights, 2 yurt nights, 8 cabin/hostel nights)
- 12xBreakfast, 12xLunches, 11xDinner
- Visit Exit Glacier/Kenai Fjords National Park
- Mitch Seavey Dog Sled Tour
- 6 hour Kenai Fjords National Park Wildlife Cruise
- Yurt Stays and Kayaking
- Denali View Chalet with Sauna
- Denali National Park Wildlife Shuttle
- Canoeing at Maclaren River Chena Hot Springs and Gold Panning in Fairbanks
- National Park Entrance Fees
- Tour Guide & Transport in our Infinite Adventures Van
- Please note that this trip requires a minimum of 6 participants.
Adventure Tips
Pack Layered Clothing
Weather in Alaska can change rapidly, so wear layers to stay comfortable throughout all activities.
Bring Waterproof Gear
Boat tours and kayaking trips mean you’ll want waterproof jackets and shoes to stay dry.
Stay Hydrated
Despite the cool temperatures, higher activity levels make hydration important—always carry a water bottle.
Use Bear Spray Where Allowed
When hiking or walking tours take you near wildlife habitats, have bear spray accessible as a precaution.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Dall Sheep
- Bald Eagles
History
Many regions on the route hold significance for Native Alaskan tribes who have lived sustainably on these lands for thousands of years.
Conservation
The tour emphasizes Leave No Trace principles and supports local conservation efforts to protect Alaska’s pristine environment.
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Adventure Hotspots in Flagstaff
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Waterproof Jacket
Keeps you warm and dry during unpredictable Alaskan weather and water excursions.
fall specific
Hiking Boots
Provides sturdy support and traction for varied terrains including glacier walks and forest trails.
Waterproof Daypack Cover
Protects your belongings during drizzle or water-based activities.
spring specific
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduces glare from snow and water, enhancing visibility during sunny days.
summer specific