moderate
8–10 hours (including heli flight and kayaking)
Participants should be in good physical condition and able to paddle for several hours through sometimes cold and variable conditions.
Embark on a breathtaking overnight kayaking adventure at Bear Glacier, Alaska. Paddle through crystal-clear waters, explore vibrant icebergs, and relax with a glacier-side lunch in a truly unforgettable experience.
Temperatures can vary greatly near glaciers; layering helps you stay comfortable throughout the day.
Kayaking in icy waters means you’ll likely get wet, so waterproof jackets and pants are recommended.
Keep your camera, phone, and valuables dry in a waterproof dry bag during the kayaking portion.
Follow all safety instructions carefully, especially when navigating near icebergs and wildlife.
Kenai Fjords National Park was designated in 1980 to protect this dramatic glacial landscape and its wildlife habitats.
Miller's Landing practices Leave No Trace principles and works closely with park authorities to minimize environmental impacts.
Protects against cold spray and possible rain during kayaking.
summer specific
Allows you to adjust warmth according to changing temperatures.
Keeps hands warm and dry while paddling in chilly waters.
spring specific
Keeps electronics and personal items safe from water exposure.