Sea kayak at Point Adolphus – home to one of the largest concentrations of feeding humpback whales in Alaska. On our most popular expedition, you’ll have the chance to observe whales, sea lions, bald eagles, and more at one of Alaska’s best wildlife viewing locations.
Trip Details: Whales!
Trip Dates: see our 2010 Schedule for currently available trips and prices
“We found ourselves on a smooth mirror reach between granite walls of the very wildest and most exciting description…” John Muir, Travels in Alaska.
Paddle in Muir’s wake, beneath cascading waterfalls and amidst icebergs, in one of Alaska’s most beautifully sculpted glacial fjords.
Trip Details: Ford's Terror!
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Glacier Bay is the story of a land recently unburdened of unimaginable tons of rock and ancient ice. As kayakers exploring this newly made landscape, you’ll be privileged to experience the raw power and stunning beauty of this dynamic setting.
Trip Details: Glacier Bay
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Our Lodge to Lodge trip is one of the most unique ways to experience the melding of Alaska's natural and cultural worlds. This confluence includes world-class sea kayaking, in one of the few places where the Inside Passage meets the Outer Coast of Alaska.
Trip Details: Lodge to Lodge
Trip Dates: Contact us to schedule your Lodge to Lodge trip.
On the western side of Chichagof Island, towering mountains, rain forest and muskeg meets the Pacific Ocean. Hundreds of tiny forested islets lie within a mile of the much-indented shore, creating an "inside passage" in miniature.
Trip Details: Myriad Islands
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One cannot speak of this area without using superlatives: North America's largest glaciers, the world's tallest coastal mountains, and the world's largest protected wilderness area are all here. Best of all, this sea kayaker’s paradise is virtually unknown.
Trip Details: Russell Fjord
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Travel through time as you leave the recently de-glaciated lands surrounding Glacier Bay and enter the 10,000 year old temperate rainforests of the Wilderness Isles. Only a short paddle from the Gustavus beach, this Wilderness Area offers excellent hiking, kayaking, and camping.
Trip Details: Wilderness Isles
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On this inward journey, we'll kayak, camp, hike, watch wildlife and do yoga in beautiful Southeast Alaska. We'll explore Gustavus, practice yoga on the beach, go on a whale watching tour, kayak to Pleasant Island, camp and hike around the island, and [optionally] tour Glacier Bay.
Trip Details: Yoga Journey
Trip Dates: see our 2010 Schedule for currently available trips and prices