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Winter Stay & Play Adventure from Seward, Alaska

Winter Stay & Play Adventure from Seward, Alaska

Overview

Once you’ve experienced our Harding Icefield Trail Hiking tour, you’ll finally understand the rave reviews… Though to be honest, our backyard does most of the heavy lifting. After a quick safety briefing and tutorial by your professional guide, head out into the wilderness in one of the most serene places to hike. The Kenai Fjords National Park wilderness offers breathtaking landscapes, and an array of wildlife. But don’t let all this serenity fool you… Want to see an amazing view or two? Stand on top of a glacial erratic for epic photo? The choice is yours. With eight hours and a fun, knowledgeable guide to take you directly to the best views and hidden gems, you simply can’t go wrong with this best-selling hiking tour from Seward.

City: Seward

Mon 08 Sep

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Starting at $207.70

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Mon 08 Sep

Starting at $207.70

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Deli-style lunch – turkey wrap, granola bar, and piece of fruit (dietary options available)

Courtesy round-trip ground transportation from Seward to Kenai Fjords NP

Trekking Poles

Professional Guide

Interpretive guided hiking on this small group tour

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

What To Expect

Kenai Fjords National Park

Kenai Fjords National Park is inaccessible by car in the winter time. This is the perfect way to adventure in the national park.

Seward

We provide pick-up and drop-off in Seward.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (13)

natttttppp

Aug 2021

We had a wonderful time with this company! Roger, our guide was very nice and helpful. Highly recommend this!

Ash_L

Jul 2021

Amazing views! The hike was absolutely breathtaking. However, you need to come prepared for the trip! 1. Mosquitoes are every… so big spray is a must. However, the mosquitoes are not as aggressive as those in mainland states. 2. Layers are important. You will be hot and cold throughout the trip and it helps to be able to add or drop clothing along the way. 3. Hike boots are a must. You will be going through a lot of snow which can be doggy in normal shoes. 4. You must be in good physical shape!!! This is a 9-mile hike round trip. You go from a 500ft elevation to 3000 foot elevation. There are a lot of switchback, rocks, and snow to contend with. It pushed me beyond my limits. The reward? Absolutely breathtaking views and scenery. I HIGHLY recommend this tour.

GoPlaces18622172511

Jun 2019

One of the many highlights of my dream Alaska vacation. I had originally intended on doing a guided tour, but with a little urging from the locals and others in the Seward area, I decided to go it alone. Decided to forego the rather expensive can of bearspray which costs between $39 - $49. (probably foolishly -- lol). I would advise to take 6 standard water bottles per person, MAX. I took 11 for myself, as I hiked alone, but found that no matter how much I drank along the way, forced, I still had way too many once I got to the top. HEAVY! 6 should be find, per person. Coming down is easier, naturally, but you'll feel the difference in your upper thighs afterwards. Overall, the pay off is well worth it as you get closer to the top and snow begins to show up. That's when you know you're almost there. Wait for it, wait for it...keep moving! Once on the top however, looking down on Exit Glacier and all the people below who are trekking across it, it just blows your mind. Be careful, although there is plenty open seating in which to rest and take a load off while enjoying the scenery, you can't get too close to the drop off/edge. Or, you're a goner. Took me about 1.5 hours to get to the top with plenty of stops along the way to snap some photos and about 35 minutes to get back to the park entrance. Shuttles from various outlets in town (Seward) will get you to the Park for about $15 dollars round trip. Enjoy!