moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness, able to paddle a canoe and walk on uneven, potentially muddy trails.
Explore the breathtaking scenery of Southeast Alaska on the Glacier Point Wilderness Safari, featuring canoeing, hiking, and glacier views. Perfect for families and outdoor lovers seeking a private escape.
Explore the Taiyia Inlet, Chilkat Inlet, and Chilkoot Inlet on this one-of-a-kind excursion
Embark on a captivating wilderness expedition through Southeast Alaska's stunning fjords and rainforests. Experience breathtaking views of Davidson Glacier while canoeing on a pristine lake, guided by a knowledgeable naturalist. Enjoy a picnic lunch on the beach, making this unforgettable adventure perfect for families and nature lovers alike.
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You’ll see everything from wildflowers to towering mountains and top off the experience with up-close views of the Davidson Glacier. Your adventure begins aboard one of our boats custom-designed to provide an intimate viewing experience. During your 75-minute journey through North America’s deepest fjord, keep a lookout for whales, seals, and cascading waterfalls while your Naturalist guide tells you more about the area you are traveling through. Upon arrival at the remote Glacier Point beach, you will take a short, adventurous drive across the forested glacial moraines to our base camp where you will gear up in rubber boots and a life jacket. After a ¼ mile walk, the forest opens to reveal a breathtaking view of the Davidson Glacier and pristine lake below. Here you will board a 31-foot voyager canoe for a trip around the lake to view the glacier and enjoy the incredible Alaskan wilderness while your guide shares his extensive knowledge of the area. Conditions permitting, you’ll make a stop on the delta to get up close and personal with the glacier. This is an optional 1/2 to 1-mile hike over a sand and pebble beach. After returning to the base camp, enjoy a picnic lunch on the beach before your return trip on the custom designed wildlife-viewing boat . As small, locally owned company, we take pride in sharing our passion for Alaska. It would be our pleasure to take you on the “E.X.C.U.R.S.I.O.N. of a lifetime.” This is an ideal family adventure and one you certainly won’t soon forget!
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The trails can be muddy and wet, especially near the glacier lake, so durable, grippy shoes are essential.
Mosquitoes and black flies can be active during warmer months, so insect repellent helps keep pests at bay.
Staying hydrated during canoeing and hiking is important; refill opportunities are available along the route.
Alaskan weather is unpredictable—layered clothing helps adjust to sun, wind, rain, and cooler temperatures.
Skagway has a rich gold rush history, and this wilderness area was integral for native Tlingit communities who relied on the glacier and forests for resources.
Efforts by local guides and organizations aim to minimize human impact by practicing Leave No Trace principles and supporting habitat preservation.
Keeps feet dry and supported on wet, uneven terrain encountered on trails and near the glacier.
spring|summer|fall specific
Protects against mosquitoes and black flies common during the warmer months.
summer specific
Allows you to adjust to quickly changing weather conditions typical of coastal Alaska.
Keeps personal items dry while canoeing or in case of rain.
spring|summer|fall specific