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Seward’s Exit Glacier Shuttle with Adventure Sixty North - Seward

Seward’s Exit Glacier Shuttle with Adventure Sixty North

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

about 1 hour total

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels with minimal walking required

Overview

Discover the stunning Exit Glacier on your own terms with Adventure Sixty North’s convenient shuttle service. This flexible, unguided experience opens a window into Alaska's icy wilderness, allowing you to wander and photograph at your leisure. A perfect addition for travelers seeking independence and awe-inspiring scenery in Seward.

Seward, Alaska

Exit Glacier Shuttle Only

30 Minutes • All Ages • For the independent traveler

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About This Adventure

Experience the stunning Exit Glacier at your own pace with a convenient shuttle service. This unguided adventure allows independent travelers to explore the breathtaking nature center, with easy pick-up and drop-off from local accommodations in Seward. Enjoy a memorable half-hour journey into Alaska's natural beauty!

For the independent traveler that does their own thing!

Duration

30 Minutes

About

Exit Glacier Nature Center

Shuttle option only (unguided)!

Pick up/drop off to and from our local Seward Hotels and Lodges, Campgrounds, and B&Bs with reservations.

Adventure Tips

Watch for icy patches

Even in summer, parts of the trail near the glacier can be icy and slippery, so tread carefully.

Bring extra layers

Weather in Alaska can change rapidly; packing additional clothing ensures comfort during your visit.

Stay on designated trails

Protect the fragile glacial environment by sticking to marked paths and avoiding off-trail wandering.

Bring binoculars

For wildlife sightings such as eagles or mountain goats, binoculars can enhance your viewing experience.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bald eagles
  • Mountain goats

History

Exit Glacier has retreated significantly over the past century, serving as a stark reminder of climate change impacts.

Conservation

Alaska's parks work actively to minimize human impact, encouraging responsible tourism to preserve these fragile environments.

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Adventure Hotspots in Seward

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Walking shoes with traction

Essential

Sturdy, slip-resistant shoes will help you navigate uneven or icy surfaces comfortably.

Layered clothing

Essential

Weather can change quickly, so layered clothing keeps you comfortable in varying conditions.

Camera

Capture the glaciers and surrounding scenery in their stunning natural light.

Binoculars

Enhance wildlife viewing opportunities along your journey.