moderate
2–3 days
Participants should have good physical fitness and paddling experience to handle long days on the water and hiking to campsites.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Alaska’s glaciers and fjords on this extended overnight kayak adventure. Paddle through pristine waters, spot abundant wildlife, and camp under the stars in remote wilderness. An experience perfect for outdoor lovers seeking a true Alaskan escape.
Embark on the Northwestern Fjord Extended Overnight Kayak Trip, an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Alaska’s rugged wilderness. Starting from Seward, this multi-day kayak journey takes you through pristine waters towering with glaciers and dramatic mountain scenery. Overnighting in remote campsites, paddlers get an immersive experience of Alaska’s untouched landscapes, encountering glaciers calving into icy waters and spotting wildlife such as sea otters and bald eagles along the way. The trip offers a perfect blend of challenge and tranquility, ideal for those seeking both adventure and serenity in nature. Guides from Miller's Landing ensure safety and expert navigation, making this a rewarding experience for paddlers of moderate skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned kayaker or a passionate outdoor adventurer, this trip offers a unique way to connect with Alaska’s stunning coastal environment while enjoying comfortable gear and support. Bring your sense of adventure and prepare for an awe-inspiring journey through ice-blue fjords, panoramic vistas, and wilderness that feels completely untouched. It’s a trip that will leave you with lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for the wild beauty of Alaska’s coastline.
Weather in Alaska can change quickly; dress in layers to stay comfortable during paddling and camping.
Always verify current weather forecasts before heading out to ensure safety in the fjord’s changing conditions.
Familiarize yourself with paddling and self-rescue techniques if you’re new to kayaking.
Maintain a safe distance from animals like sea otters and eagles to protect their natural behaviors.
The area has a rich history as a traditional fishing ground for Alaska Native communities, and later, as part of the gold rush shipping routes.
Miller's Landing emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, promoting sustainable exploration and minimizing environmental impact on the pristine coastline.
Protects against wind and spray while paddling in varying weather conditions.
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Essential for staying warm during chilly mornings and evenings.
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Provides shelter for overnight stays in the wilderness.
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Keeps your gear dry, especially important in rainy or icy conditions.