easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; some paddling experience beneficial but not required
Discover the serene beauty of Alaska's Humpy Cove on a private paddle and fishing adventure with Miller's Landing. Perfect for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike, this trip combines scenic paddling with incredible fishing opportunities in a tranquil setting.
Embark on the Humpy Cove Paddle with Miller's Landing for a truly memorable fishing adventure in Seward, Alaska. This private guided experience offers travelers the chance to explore pristine waters rich with marine life while enjoying the tranquility of the scenic coastline. As you paddle through crystal-clear waters, you'll likely encounter abundant fish species, making it an excellent opportunity for anglers seeking a peaceful, personalized outing. The trip combines the thrill of fishing with the beauty of Alaska's rugged landscape, providing both relaxation and excitement. Whether you're an experienced angler or new to fishing, the expert guides ensure a safe and enjoyable experience while sharing insights into the local ecosystem. The calm waters of Humpy Cove are accessible for paddlers of all skill levels, and the secluded setting means you'll have plenty of space to cast your line away from crowds. This private adventure is perfect for families, groups, or couples looking for an intimate outdoor experience in the Alaskan wilderness. After a day on the water, enjoy the quiet serenity of the surroundings and perhaps share homemade snacks with your group, surrounded by stunning mountain vistas. Overall, the Humpy Cove Paddle with fishing at Miller's Landing offers a unique chance to connect with nature, learn about local marine life, and create lasting memories in Alaska's breathtaking scenery.
Weather can change quickly in Alaska, so layering your clothing ensures comfort throughout your trip.
Even on cloudy days, UV rays can be strong; sunglasses and sunscreen are recommended.
Always listen to your guide’s safety tips and directions for a safe experience on the water.
Bring lightweight snacks and water to stay energized during your paddle and fishing trip.
Seward was established in 1903 as a port for the Alaska Railroad and later became a key hub for marine activities.
The area emphasizes sustainable fishing practices and habitat protection to preserve its pristine environment.
A PFD is crucial for safety during paddling and fishing on the water.
Protects against rain and splashes, keeping you dry in unpredictable weather.
spring|fall|winter specific
Provides sun protection during long daylight hours.
summer specific
Reduces glare on the water, helping you spot fish and enjoy the views.
spring|summer|fall specific