Alaska Salmon Run Adventure from Flagstaff, Arizona
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
20 days
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical shape with endurance for multi-day hiking, kayaking, and boat excursions.
Overview
Join Infinite Adventures for a 20-day private journey through Alaska’s wild landscapes, featuring hiking, kayaking, wildlife cruises, and luxury camping. Discover the thrill of salmon fishing and bear viewing on a trip like no other.
Alaska Salmon Run Adventure from Flagstaff, Arizona
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Adventure Tips
Pack Layers for Variable Weather
Alaska’s weather can shift rapidly; bring moisture-wicking layers and waterproof gear to stay comfortable on hikes and cruises.
Bring Bear Spray and Know Safety Protocols
Bear encounters are common; carry bear spray and listen carefully to your guide’s safety instructions at all times.
Stay Hydrated and Bring Snacks
Long days on the trail and kayak require energy and hydration, so pack plenty of water and nutrient-rich snacks.
Use Waterproof Cases for Electronics
Protect cameras and phones from spray during sea kayaking and boat tours by using waterproof cases or dry bags.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Brown bears
- Bald eagles
History
Denali National Park was established in 1917 to protect wildlife and preserve the natural beauty of Alaska’s rugged interior.
Conservation
Infinite Adventures employs Leave No Trace practices to minimize environmental impact and supports local conservation initiatives to preserve these wild areas.
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Adventure Hotspots in Flagstaff
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof Jacket
Keeps you dry during unpredictable spring rains and wind along the coast.
spring specific
Mosquito Net Hat
Protects against heavy mosquito presence during summer hikes and campsites.
summer specific
Thermal Base Layers
Provides warmth in cooler temperatures during fall evenings and early mornings.
fall specific
Durable Hiking Boots
Offers comfort and ankle support for varied terrain during long hikes.