• Chugach State Park - We will take you to the wintry wonderland of the Glen Alps just east of Anchorage where a colossal, glaciated valley awaits. After a quick introduction, or refresher, to the elements of snowshoeing, we will hit the snow-packed trail and head to South Fork Campbell Creek, draining through the heart of the valley.

After crossing the creek, we will drift in between hemlock forests and snow-covered alpine meadows, pausing to take photos of magnificent sights. We will take note of the tracks we see, and seek out wildlife like moose, snowshoe hare, and birds. Several peaks dominate the landscape for our viewing pleasure and camera lenses. This tour is an awe-inspiring, breathtaking, and thrilling experience for the adventurous soul.

Transportation included in total time of tour:
(1 hour transportation & 4 hours snowshoeing)

• Private transportation
• Day packs or trekking poles available upon request
• Snowshoes provided
• Snacks
• Snow gaiters available upon request

• Snowboots or high-top hiking shoes
• Appropriate clothing for snow.

For those seeking an adventurous challenge, this tour offers an in-depth exploration of snow-covered regions that are typically unreachable on foot. Snowshoeing, an activity that enables easy travel across snow-laden landscapes, is perfect for this journey. This exceptional experience takes you to expansive locations in one of Anchorage’s premier spots, the majestic Glen Alps.

Highlights:

• Embark on miles of snowshoeing in Chugach State Park with knowledgeable guides!
• Ideal for both solo adventurers and couples.
• Marvel at stunning views of the Anchorage Bowl, Cook Inlet, and a glacial valley!
• Gain insights into Alaska’s alpine spruce forests from expert naturalists.
• Spot wildlife such as moose, hares, lynx, and various birds.
• Enjoy a prepacked snack from Kat’s Epic Trail Bites, with snowshoes provided.

Prepare your daypack and embark on this exciting journey!

• Experience Suggestions: You should have a small amount of hiking experience or be in good physical condition before attempting this tour. At a minimum, you should be able to walk at least 8 miles on flat pavement, or 5 miles of uneven rolling terrain over the course of 4 hours. You should also be able to easily climb many flights of stairs over the duration of the hike. Many parts of trail are steep and hilly, placing additional stress on areas of the body not impacted by level terrain. Not recommended for those with cardiac or respiratory issues/illness. May be difficult for those with severe joint issues.
• Participation waiver signature required prior to departure.
• If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know and we will accommodate you with a different snack option.
• Appropriate winter clothing and footwear is the guests responsibility.

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