Winter Stay & Play Adventure

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in good physical condition and comfortable hiking in snowy, uneven terrain with some elevation gain.

Overview

Discover Seward’s winter wilderness on a private hiking adventure with snowmobiling and snowshoeing. Experience Exit Glacier and Kenai Fjords National Park in a way you’ll never forget!

Hiking

Seward, Alaska

Winter Stay & Play Adventure

2 to 3 Day Packages • Accommodations Included

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Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Seward and Kenai Fjords National Park like never before! Glide on a snowmobile, trek on snowshoes, and marvel at the majestic Exit Glacier. With a knowledgeable guide sharing hidden gems and warm drinks to enjoy, this adventure is a must-do for your Alaskan bucket list.

AN ACTION PACKED WINTER ADVENTURE PACKAGE

About

There is just no other way to say it… you haven’t truly experienced the jaw-dropping beauty of Seward and the Kenai Fjords National Park until you get out there on a snowmobile and snowshoes. Stare up in wonder at the towering Exit Glacier. Check. Breathe the fresh mountain air as you snowshoe across the snow covered landscape. Check. A friendly, local guide to share stories, show you hidden view points, and cozy up to a hot beverage beneath the ancient ice. Check, check, and check. With a fully-immersive experience and unbeatable price – it’s time you knocked this iconic Alaskan national park experience off your bucket list.

Adventure Tips

Dress in Layers

Alaskan winter conditions can change rapidly; layering helps you adjust to temperature fluctuations during hiking and snowmobiling.

Bring Waterproof Footwear

Snowshoeing requires waterproof boots to keep your feet dry and comfortable on icy and snowy terrain.

Stay Hydrated

Cold weather can suppress thirst, but keeping hydrated is important during winter hikes to maintain energy and warmth.

Follow Your Guide’s Instructions

The terrain near glaciers and snowmobiling routes can be tricky; always listen to your guide for safety and best routes.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Dall sheep crossing mountain slopes.
Moose tracks often spotted near forested trail edges.

History

Exit Glacier has been a focus of climate change studies since the 1960s, showing dramatic retreat patterns that highlight environmental shifts in the area.

Conservation

Kenai Backcountry Adventures practices Leave No Trace principles and actively supports local conservation efforts to protect the fragile glacier ecosystems.