Experience the striking beauty of Resurrection Bay in winter with this sea kayak tour. Paddle past snow-capped peaks and icy cliffs while spotting local wildlife on routes to Tonsina Point or Bridal Veil Falls.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle paddling in cold conditions for several hours
Wildlife
History
Resurrection Bay has long been a critical habitat for native Alaskan peoples and early explorers, with its waters central to fishing and transportation.
Conservation
The tour operation practices Leave No Trace principles and maintains strict wildlife disturbance guidelines to protect the bay’s winter ecosystem.
Adventure Sixty North
Experience the striking beauty of Resurrection Bay in winter with this sea kayak tour. Paddle past snow-capped peaks and icy cliffs while spotting local wildlife on routes to Tonsina Point or Bridal Veil Falls.
Adventure Sixty North operates out of Seward Alaska and offers a broad selection of guided and unguided outdoor experiences in Kenai Fjords National Park and Resurrection Bay. The company runs kayak tours including Aialik Bay single day trips and multi day expeditions, guided salmon shore fishing, and glacier focused activities such as Exit Glacier nature hikes, shuttle services, and heated snowcat rides during winter. Adventure Sixty North also provides specialty offerings like Bear Glacier heli kayak full day adventures, scenic snowmobile tours to Exit Glacier, and gold panning experiences that combine hands on instruction with local history and proven pay dirt. Many tours are available as standalone options or in flexible combinations, for example kayak and hike pairings or hike and gold panning combos, giving families, couples, and independent travelers adaptable itineraries.
Pickup and drop off choices include convenient shuttles and van services from Seward accommodations and an unguided shuttle only option for independent exploration. Safety and local knowledge are emphasized through guided formats with experienced guides for kayaking, glacier hikes, fishing, and motorized winter transports, and equipment and trip structure are adjusted seasonally to match conditions. The business follows responsible wildlife viewing and Leave No Trace practices while complying with Kenai Fjords National Park regulations. With offerings from shoulder season van shuttles and summer kayaking to winter snowcat and snowmobile adventures, Adventure Sixty North presents practical options for visitors seeking glaciers, fjords, wildlife, and coastal Alaskan scenery year round for day trips and extended multi day wilderness overnight experiences.
Tours Offered
17 tours
Varied day and multi day options
Glacier Access
Exit Glacier
Shuttle, van, and snowcat routes
Guided Options
Guided & Unguided
Kayak, hike, fishing, and heli
Seasonal Range
Year‑round
Summer kayaking to winter snowcat
Reserve kayak trips, glacier shuttles, or multi day expeditions from Seward — limited spaces for peak season and winter specialties.
Dress in Layers for Warmth
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulating mid-layers to stay warm during cold water paddling.
Use a Dry Suit Provided
The tour supplies dry suits to protect against cold water exposure; be sure to wear it properly.
Watch for Wildlife Respectfully
Keep a safe distance from seals and eagles to avoid disturbing them during their winter routines.
Check Weather and Water Conditions
Alaskan winter weather can change rapidly; confirm conditions before setting out and plan accordingly.
Insulated Gloves
Keeps hands warm and functional while paddling in cold temperatures.
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Waterproof Dry Suit
Essential for staying dry and safe in cold Alaska waters.
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Thermal Base Layers
Provides crucial insulation underneath your dry suit.
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Waterproof Footwear
Protects feet from cold and wet conditions both on and off the kayak.
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