Seward Snowshoeing Adventure: Explore Alaska’s Winter Trails
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition, comfortable walking several miles over snow and varied terrain.
Overview
Discover the quiet beauty of Alaska’s winter wilderness on a customizable snowshoe tour around Seward. Experience glacier views, alpine peaks, and wildlife sightings on this private adventure.
Seward Snowshoeing Adventure
3 or 6 Hours • Snowshoeing Tour
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Adventure Photos
About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Alaska on a customizable snowshoeing adventure. Choose your difficulty and explore serene winter trails, forest zones, and stunning alpine summits. Encounter wildlife and capture unforgettable views of glaciers and mountains, making this tour a unique and memorable way to connect with nature.
About
- Departs: Seward, AK
- Difficulty: Easy to Strenuous – you choose!
- Zone: Forest trails, mountain bowls, alpine summits – you choose!
Explore Alaska like the locals on one of our Alaska Snowshoeing Adventures. Snowshoe in one of many beautiful winter areas into the wilds of Alaska. Enjoy the peace and serenity of winter trails on our signature snowshoeing tour. There are plenty of opportunities to see wildlife and views of glaciers and mountains while we’re out on the trail so don’t forget to bring a camera!
Adventure Tips
Dress in Layers
Wear moisture-wicking, insulated layers to stay warm and dry during your snowshoeing trek in Alaska’s cold temperatures.
Use Trekking Poles
Bring or borrow trekking poles to maintain balance on snowy trails and reduce leg fatigue.
Keep Hydrated
Even in winter, staying hydrated is important; carry water and sip regularly to maintain energy.
Watch for Changing Weather
Alaskan weather can shift suddenly; check forecasts and prepare for cold winds or snowfall during your hike.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Ptarmigan
History
Seward played a key role as a gateway during Alaska’s gold rush era and maintains rich indigenous heritage linked to the Alutiiq people.
Conservation
The area emphasizes low-impact tourism and wildlife preservation, with guides educating visitors on minimizing their environmental footprint.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Snow Boots
Keeps your feet warm and dry while providing traction on snowy trails.
winter specific
Thermal Base Layers
Helps maintain body heat and wick moisture during activity in cold temperatures.
winter specific
Waterproof Outer Shell
Protects you from snow, wind, and moisture while maintaining breathability.
winter specific
Trekking Poles with Snow Baskets
Provides balance and support on snowy and uneven terrain.
winter specific