Exit Glacier Nature Hike
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have basic fitness, able to walk on uneven terrain for a couple of hours comfortably.
Overview
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Alaska's Exit Glacier on this private guided hike near Seward. Experience stunning glacier views, wildlife encounters, and informative insights from expert guides in an exclusive outdoor adventure.
Exit Glacier Nature Hike
2 hrs • Ages 10+ • Difficulty Rating: Easy to Moderate
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About This Adventure
Great for families, groups, and adventurers with limited time to experience the beauty of a glacier in Seward
Duration
2 Hours
About
This trip departs from Adventure Sixty North at the north end of Seward. We will shuttle you from and to your local B&B, local campground and local hotels at no cost!
We will head to Exit Glacier to begin your hike with knowledgeable guides. As we drive out to the glacier, we will stop at the pull out for a great view of Exit Glacier, a definite photo moment!
Our shuttle van will also stop at the Kenai Fjords National Park welcome sign for a photo opportunity!
The visitor center stop is a favorite of our guests and after that brief stop we are all about the hike to the overlook where you will be looking down onto the toe of the Exit Glacier.
More Info
8am, 12pm, 2pm
- Rated: Easy to Moderate
- Ages 10+
What to Bring
- Layer up!
- Water-resistant/hiking shoes & warm socks
- Activewear made of synthetic
- Fleece Jacket or windbreaker depending on temps.
- Rain Jacket & Pants
- Your Camera!
- Binoculars
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy hiking shoes
Trail surfaces can be uneven and wet; good footwear ensures safety and comfort.
Bring layers for variable weather
Alaska's weather can change quickly, so dressing in moisture-wicking and insulating layers is recommended.
Carry water and snacks
Stay hydrated and energized during your hike with easy-to-carry refreshments.
Watch for wildlife from a safe distance
Keep an eye out for wildlife such as mountain goats or birds, but maintain a respectful distance.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Sea Otters
- Bald Eagles
History
Exit Glacier has been retreating since the early 1900s due to climate change, offering an evolving landscape for visitors to witness firsthand.
Conservation
This guided hike promotes Leave No Trace principles, ensuring Alaska’s wilderness remains pristine for future generations.
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Adventure Hotspots in Seward
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking boots
Supportive, waterproof hiking boots are essential for navigating rocky and potentially damp trails.
Layered clothing
Layered clothing allows you to adjust to changing weather conditions throughout the hike.
Camera
Capture the stunning glaciers and scenic vistas along the trail.
Water bottle
Keep hydrated during your hike in the Alaskan wilderness.