Spirit Walker Expeditions specializes in trips that allow people of all ages and skill levels to experience the natural wonders of Southeast Alaska.

Our wealth of knowledge and experience, paddling and camping in this wilderness environment, helps us to design kayaking trips that are safe, fun and a rewarding experience for all.

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Testimonials

We provide premium guided wilderness adventures. To evaluate our success, we send questionnaires to all of our guests after they have completed their trips. We invite you to review their ratings and comments about our trips, and contact them directly for first-hand, unbiased reports about us. After all, it is your adventure.

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Our Guests Tell Us...

"Each of my three trips with Spirit Walker Expeditions were great and beyond my expectations."

-- Nick S.

"Because of our great experience, we will be kayaking for a day on our trip to St. John's in the Caribbean."

-- Michael B.

"Our Spirit Walker trip was one of the highlights of our honeymoon."

-- Michael B.

"Better than expected, particularly the wildlife."

-- Jim S.

"Wildly surpassed all expectations. Nothing could have been better."

-- Bill and Sheila N.

"It was by far the best guided trip I have been on and was the highlight of my Alaska trip."

-- Scott K.

"It has taken me a week back in New York to only begin to process the beauty and majesty that I experienced in Gustavus and Glacier Bay. We have done a significant amount of traveling around the world and have been moved by many beautiful places, but never to the extent and depth that Alaska has touched us."

-- Cindy F.

"From the first email to the last good-bye, you and your staff were so helpful and supportive. Each and every suggestion you gave us was "a keeper". We would not have changed one part of our itinerary except to have stayed longer!"

-- Cindy F.

The above comments are transcribed from returned survey forms. Copies of the original survey forms are available upon request.

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