moderate
6–9 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition with experience handling elevation gain and uneven terrain.
Ascend from Bear Creek bridge through Alaska’s shifting alpine landscapes to a stunning ridgeline saddle. Caveman Arctic Adventures offers both day and overnight hikes that capture the Eastern Alaska Range’s raw beauty and wildlife.
Embark on a breathtaking hike from Bear Creek bridge, ascending through diverse landscapes to a stunning saddle at 2,500 feet. Experience Alaska's alpine beauty, encounter wildlife, and enjoy panoramic views of the Eastern Alaska Range. This adventure offers both day and overnight options, perfect for nature lovers seeking solitude and exploration.
Embark on a breathtaking hike from Bear Creek bridge, ascending through diverse landscapes to a stunning saddle at 2,500 feet. Experience Alaska's alpine beauty, encounter wildlife, and enjoy panoramic views of the Eastern Alaska Range. This adventure offers both day and overnight options, perfect for nature lovers seeking solitude and exploration.
The trail includes several creek crossings—sturdy, waterproof boots are essential to keep your feet dry and safe.
Weather can shift rapidly; dress in moisture-wicking layers and pack rain protection to stay comfortable.
Especially during summer, early starts help avoid afternoon weather changes and provide ample time for the return.
Carry at least 2 liters per person—there are no reliable potable water sources on the trail.
The region is on traditional lands historically traversed by Alaska Native peoples for subsistence and travel.
Caveman Arctic Adventures emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile alpine ecosystems from human impact.
Protect feet during creek crossings and over varied terrain.
spring|summer|fall specific
Maintain comfort in shifting temperatures along the alpine trail.
fall|winter|spring specific
Useful for early starts or late finishes when daylight is limited.
fall|winter specific
Optional gear providing extra stability on creek crossings and uneven ground.