challenging
6–8 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition with strong endurance for uphill skinning and variable terrain.
Experience the exhilaration of a full-day backcountry skiing or splitboarding adventure in Seward, Alaska. Ascend the slopes under your own power and enjoy thrilling descents amid stunning Alaskan wilderness.
Discover the thrill of backcountry skiing and splitboarding in Seward, Alaska, with Kenai Backcountry Adventures on this invigorating day trip. This adventure starts with a physical ascent on pristine slopes, where your own strength leads the way. Experience an unmatched connection with the wilderness as you navigate varied terrain, from dense forests to open mountain faces, constantly adjusting to changing snow and light conditions. The breathtaking views of the Kenai Peninsula reward your efforts, providing perfect photo opportunities and moments of calm away from crowded resorts. Whether you're a skier or splitboarder, this trip challenges your skills, endurance, and adaptability while offering epic runs down fresh powder. With a customizable pace suited to your experience level and expert guides ensuring safety, you’ll unlock a deeper passion for the mountain environment. Seward’s rugged beauty, combined with the pure exhilaration of backcountry descents, makes this a must-do adventure for winter mountain enthusiasts eager to escape the ordinary and embrace the wild.
Always consult local avalanche forecasts before heading out to ensure safe travel in backcountry terrain.
Prepare for rapidly changing weather by dressing in moisture-wicking layers and carrying windproof outerwear.
Master proper skinning to conserve energy during uphill climbs for a more enjoyable experience.
Bring a map, compass, and GPS device to navigate safely through Seward’s complex terrain.
Seward has a rich history as a gateway for Alaskan exploration and was an important route during the gold rush era.
Kenai Backcountry Adventures supports Leave No Trace principles to minimize human impact and preserve the pristine environment.
Crucial for locating individuals in case of an avalanche during backcountry travel.
winter specific
Attach to skis or splitboard to provide grip while ascending slopes.
winter specific
Maintains warmth during cold ascents and breaks on the mountain.
winter specific
Staying hydrated is vital for long days of physical exertion.