moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape, comfortable with variable terrain and lengthier walks.
Discover the rugged beauty of Alaska on this guided trip from Anchorage to Seward, featuring scenic drives, hikes, and wildlife sightings. Perfect for nature lovers and families alike, this adventure offers unforgettable mountain and glacier views rooted in local expertise.
Off the Beaten Path Hiking Adventure on Your Way to Seward
Embark on a private adventure from Anchorage to Seward, blending scenic drives and guided hikes tailored to your group's interests. Experience breathtaking views of glaciers and mountains, explore Chugach State Park, and enjoy a charming stop in Moose Pass. This journey promises unforgettable memories for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
Embark on a private adventure from Anchorage to Seward, blending scenic drives and guided hikes tailored to your group's interests. Experience breathtaking views of glaciers and mountains, explore Chugach State Park, and enjoy a charming stop in Moose Pass. This journey promises unforgettable memories for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
Weather in Alaska can change rapidly; dressing in layers keeps you comfortable through various conditions.
Wildlife sightings and panoramic vistas are abundant; binoculars and a camera enhance your experience.
To protect the environment and ensure safety, always stick to designated hiking paths.
Alaskan wilderness hikes can be demanding; bringing enough water is crucial for energy and safety.
Moose Pass was historically a hub for gold mining and logging, contributing to the development of the Alaska Railroad.
Moose Pass Adventures emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, supporting local conservation efforts to preserve the wilderness for future generations.
Good ankle support and grip are vital for uneven and sometimes muddy trail conditions.
Layers help adapt to weather changes and keep you comfortable during outdoor activities.
spring|fall|winter specific
Ideal for spotting distant wildlife amid dense forests and open landscapes.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses are key during long daylight hours in Alaska’s summer.
summer specific