moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape, comfortable with exposure to cold weather, and able to walk or operate equipment for extended periods.
Discover the excitement of snowmobiling combined with the serenity of snowshoeing in Alaska's snowy wilderness. Perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike, this dual adventure offers unforgettable views and wildlife encounters, guided by experts in Seward.
4 or 6 Hours • Snowmobile & Snowshoe Combo
Experience the thrill of a full-day Alaskan snowmobile and snowshoe tour in Kenai Fjords National Park. Glide through breathtaking landscapes, feel the rush of speed, and marvel at the majestic Exit Glacier. With a knowledgeable guide, immerse yourself in the stunning natural beauty and create unforgettable memories in the backcountry.
In the backcountry is where memories are made… Whether it’s the exhilarating rush as you come up speed on our late-model snowmobiles, the fresh mountain air that fills your lungs, or the sense of wonder gazing up at the towering Exit Glacier. With a friendly, local guide and six hours to immerse yourself in unrivaled natural beauty, you’ll smell the fresh mountain air, feel the breeze on your face from a towering icefield, and have plenty of time to slow down and soak it all in…
Wearing moisture-wicking and insulating layers will keep you warm and dry throughout the adventure.
Following marked trails preserves the environment and ensures safety from hidden hazards.
Cold temperatures can deplete batteries quickly, so pack spares for capturing your adventure.
Adhering to safety instructions from guides minimizes risks when operating snowmobiles and snowshoes.
Seward was established in 1903 as a strategic U.S. Army port and later became a key fishing and tourism hub.
Kenai Backcountry Adventures practices environmentally responsible tourism, minimizing ecological impact and promoting wildlife preservation.
Keeps you warm and dry during outdoor activities in snowy conditions.
winter specific
Provides essential insulation under outer clothing to maintain body warmth.
winter specific
Ensure stable footing and keep your feet warm in deep snow.
winter specific
Protect your eyes from snow glare and wind during outdoor exploration.
winter specific