Kayaking offers a unique way to fully explore Alaska and immerse yourself in its natural beauty. The state is bordered by the ocean, features a coastline of frozen fjords and islands, and is threaded with nearly half a million kilometers of waterways. There’s something wonderfully meditative about gliding across the water under the luminous glow of Alaska’s midnight sun. With its dramatic coastline, abundant wildlife, and pristine waters, Alaska offers a world of bays, inlets, coves, and islands to explore. The mountains rise steeply from the ocean, creating an irresistible landscape for kayakers. While kayaking in Alaska evokes a sense of freedom, preparation and research are essential. It’s important to find a professional guide with expert local knowledge of the area. At Adventure Sixty North, our experienced guides are dedicated to providing you with an unforgettable adventure. We offer incredible kayaking experiences in diverse locations, with half-day, full-day, and multi-day options available throughout the summer in Seward, Alaska.

Multi Day Kayaking Camping Trip

The Greatest Adventures Can Be a Multiday Kayaking Camping Trip The ultimate getaway has always been the great outdoors. There are so many things to do in Alaska; there is no way to get it all in one day. A multi day kayaking camping trip is the answer to solve this problem, and the only issue after that is the parties may not want to go back home. Once this feeling is tasted in Alaska, especially in the springtime with all the beautiful sites to see, it stays in a person’s mind and heart forever. Some may relive the days spent here in their dreams because there is so much to soak in. The weather is almost always beautiful in Alaska during the springtime, and it could wrap a person up in a warm feeling. Over the timeframe of a multi day trip, there is kayaking, camping, hiking, fishing, gold panning, and other things that are fun to do. Seriously, no one wants to go back to regular life after experiencing this. Bridal Veil Falls is one of the locations where kayaking is available for up to a five-hour paddle. It adds an extension to Resurrection Bay kayaking to make it a full day for anyone interested. It is the choice of those taking the trip if they want only half a day at Bridal Veil Falls. Those who wish to continue from there can go onto Tonsina Point and other places, making it a multiday trip. Arriving at Bridal Veil Falls, there is a short hiking trip on foot to the bottom of the waterfall. There is plenty of time to enjoy the surroundings and have a hot drink along with a snack. People are amazed when they see the salmon fighting their way upstream as they eat their lunch. Full days consist of the starting point at Lowell Point to Tonsina Point, to Bridal Veil Falls, back to Lowell Point.

Vacation Spots In Alaska

Adventure Sixty North The Perfect Vacation Spots in Alaska There are plenty of vacation spots in Alaska, but having Adventure Sixty North handle your stay will bring out the best of what this great state has to offer. About 95 percent of people who stay in the vacation spots in Alaska accept the guided tours. We set our standards high when we hire our guides. Most of the standards are ACA Level 2 or more. Our guides exceed minimum standards with degrees in outdoor education. Many have more than one degree as an outdoor adventure instructor. Having a professional along can show people more than if they would take the trip alone. The guide knows all the best vacation spots in Alaska and here on the trails between the waterways. Vacation time means getting away from the world and its problems for a brief time. With all there is to do in Alaska, there is never a dull moment. Alaska has a vast landscape with lots of wilderness and over 14,000 years of human history. The only way to preserve all of the culture, history, and wildlife is by making these spots National Parks in Alaska. Alaska is known as the Land of the Midnight Sun. There is no more incredible place to take a vacation than in Alaska. It has the most extensive glacial system, the tallest peak in North America, the best wildlife viewing, waterways, lakes, beautiful campsites, the world-famous Northern Lights, and more. The best way to find out which National Parks in Alaska suits you best is by getting inspired. Researching the wonders and cultures can give ideas as to what you want to do with your vacation time. Next would be the actual trip where browsing around the area adds to the things-to-do list. Looking into cultures and science helps give more ideas, and talking with the local guides can enhance the stay.

Rent Camping Gear In Alaska

We Have the Place to Rent Camping Gear in Alaska Adventure Sixty North is the place to rent camping gear in Alaska. We have everything a person needs to make it through the overnight stays underneath the stars. We rent out VHF Marine Handheld Radios and satellite phones with an extra battery and waterproof cases in the safety areas. These rentals may save a life or keep a person safe if the issue arises where someone gets hurt or lost. Inside the heavily wooded areas or near the glaciers, objects may begin to look the same, and if a person does not know their way around, they will get lost. These radios and phones will keep the line of communication open. We also rent out two and 4-person tents with sleeping pads and bags. Other items we have available are snowshoes, trekking poles, bear spray, etc. Other miscellaneous items are available upon requests. All the customer has to do is ask us. Glacier visiting in Alaska are a sight for everyone to enjoy. Most of these are along the waterways where kayaking is made famous. There are some spots where a person may decide to set camp and have the best view of glacier visiting in Alaska. It is an image that will imprint in a person’s mind forever. Everything reflects off the crystal blue waters, and if the right spot is picked, there may be an excellent view at night of the Northern Lights, which also reflects off the water. Camping has never been as fun as it is in Alaska, where family and friends can get together and make the best memories of their lives. Bear Glacier is a hotspot where people flock to for the best views of glacier visiting in Alaska. We have a saying here at Adventure Sixty North, “Adventures are our passion, not just a job!”

Fishing Trips In Alaska

Fun and Exciting Fishing Trips In Alaska! With the waterways on all of our trips, fishing trips in Alaska have all the spots to enjoy. Fishing is another pastime that people love about the water. When a camping spot is found, fishing is usually the first thing visitors do once everything is set up. There are many places to choose from where to fish, and there are plenty of wide-open spaces where people can find privacy and isolation to enjoy their fishing in Alaska. With our guided shore fishing trips, our guide will bring you to all the hotspots for fishing where the fish are continually biting. Most people find catching the Red Sockeye Salmon on their main course when they set up the grills or cook off the campfires. All a person needs to bring are their warm clothes, rain gear, fishing license, and a camera. Adventure Sixty North has fishing gear for rent if you want to spend time near the waters fishing all day. We have fishing poles, hooks, hip waders and bear spray available for rent. Gear is rented on a daily basis (7am – 12am) on the same calendar day! Hip waders are required when fishing along the coastlines. If a guide is needed, we have guided salmon shore fishing trips, please call to check availability. All those who come to fish need to remember that we do not sell fishing licenses, so they need to get them at fishing shops, or our website has a link to the Alaska government page.

ABOUT US

Adventure Sixty North in Seward, Alaska

Painting of our office – Courtesy of C. Fortner

Outdoor Adventures and Rentals

Adventure 60 North

About Us

Adventure Sixty North is a local Outdoor Adventure Center located in Seward, Alaska, offering a diverse range of trips and services from May through September every year.

When we opened our doors in 2005, we had the dream to provide the ultimate Alaskan experience through unforgettable adventures. Adventure Sixty North was the first guiding company to offer winter guided tours into the Kenai Fjords National Park, and we continually strive to provide high-quality services to remote and dynamic destinations in Resurrection Bay and the Kenai Fjords National Park.

We’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with various media productions, governmental agencies, and educational entities, including the Discovery Channel, the Weather Channel, the Eisenhower War College, and President Obama’s visit to Exit Glacier in 2015.

We are eager to share our little slice of heaven with you. Read more about what makes us different here.

Our Guides

We take pride in our guides. Every guide is dedicated to providing you with an unmatched Alaskan experience.

Our guides are hand-picked for their personalities, skills and abilities, and genuine love for the Alaskan wild and outdoors.

Our guides have current Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certifications and are American Canoe Association (ACA) Level 2 certified. Each season, they complete a comprehensive 2 week training program. Topics range from open water rescue scenarios and first aid, to remote backcountry practices and bear safety. All our guides practice Leave No Trace ethics throughout the tours we provide.

Please take a moment to learn more about our guides for this season via social media!

Our Commitment to Our Community

Adventure Sixty North is proud to support the Wounded Warrior Program, the American Legion, Seward Community Foundation, Seward Senior Center, Alaska Sealife Center and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Kayaking offers a unique way to fully explore Alaska and immerse yourself in its natural beauty. The state is bordered by the ocean, features a coastline of frozen fjords and islands, and is threaded with nearly half a million kilometers of waterways. There’s something wonderfully meditative about gliding across the water under the luminous glow of Alaska’s midnight sun. With its dramatic coastline, abundant wildlife, and pristine waters, Alaska offers a world of bays, inlets, coves, and islands to explore. The mountains rise steeply from the ocean, creating an irresistible landscape for kayakers.

While kayaking in Alaska evokes a sense of freedom, preparation and research are essential. It’s important to find a professional guide with expert local knowledge of the area.

At Adventure Sixty North, our experienced guides are dedicated to providing you with an unforgettable adventure. We offer incredible kayaking experiences in diverse locations, with half-day, full-day, and multi-day options available throughout the summer in Seward, Alaska.
The Greatest Adventures Can Be a Multiday Kayaking Camping Trip

The ultimate getaway has always been the great outdoors. There are so many things to do in Alaska; there is no way to get it all in one day. A multi day kayaking camping trip is the answer to solve this problem, and the only issue after that is the parties may not want to go back home. Once this feeling is tasted in Alaska, especially in the springtime with all the beautiful sites to see, it stays in a person’s mind and heart forever. Some may relive the days spent here in their dreams because there is so much to soak in. The weather is almost always beautiful in Alaska during the springtime, and it could wrap a person up in a warm feeling. Over the timeframe of a multi day trip, there is kayaking, camping, hiking, fishing, gold panning, and other things that are fun to do. Seriously, no one wants to go back to regular life after experiencing this.

Bridal Veil Falls is one of the locations where kayaking is available for up to a five-hour paddle. It adds an extension to Resurrection Bay kayaking to make it a full day for anyone interested. It is the choice of those taking the trip if they want only half a day at Bridal Veil Falls. Those who wish to continue from there can go onto Tonsina Point and other places, making it a multiday trip. Arriving at Bridal Veil Falls, there is a short hiking trip on foot to the bottom of the waterfall. There is plenty of time to enjoy the surroundings and have a hot drink along with a snack. People are amazed when they see the salmon fighting their way upstream as they eat their lunch. Full days consist of the starting point at Lowell Point to Tonsina Point, to Bridal Veil Falls, back to Lowell Point.
Adventure Sixty North The Perfect Vacation Spots in Alaska

There are plenty of vacation spots in Alaska, but having Adventure Sixty North handle your stay will bring out the best of what this great state has to offer. About 95 percent of people who stay in the vacation spots in Alaska accept the guided tours. We set our standards high when we hire our guides. Most of the standards are ACA Level 2 or more. Our guides exceed minimum standards with degrees in outdoor education. Many have more than one degree as an outdoor adventure instructor. Having a professional along can show people more than if they would take the trip alone. The guide knows all the best vacation spots in Alaska and here on the trails between the waterways. Vacation time means getting away from the world and its problems for a brief time. With all there is to do in Alaska, there is never a dull moment.

Alaska has a vast landscape with lots of wilderness and over 14,000 years of human history. The only way to preserve all of the culture, history, and wildlife is by making these spots National Parks in Alaska. Alaska is known as the Land of the Midnight Sun. There is no more incredible place to take a vacation than in Alaska. It has the most extensive glacial system, the tallest peak in North America, the best wildlife viewing, waterways, lakes, beautiful campsites, the world-famous Northern Lights, and more. The best way to find out which National Parks in Alaska suits you best is by getting inspired. Researching the wonders and cultures can give ideas as to what you want to do with your vacation time. Next would be the actual trip where browsing around the area adds to the things-to-do list. Looking into cultures and science helps give more ideas, and talking with the local guides can enhance the stay.
We Have the Place to Rent Camping Gear in Alaska

Adventure Sixty North is the place to rent camping gear in Alaska. We have everything a person needs to make it through the overnight stays underneath the stars. We rent out VHF Marine Handheld Radios and satellite phones with an extra battery and waterproof cases in the safety areas. These rentals may save a life or keep a person safe if the issue arises where someone gets hurt or lost. Inside the heavily wooded areas or near the glaciers, objects may begin to look the same, and if a person does not know their way around, they will get lost. These radios and phones will keep the line of communication open. We also rent out two and 4-person tents with sleeping pads and bags. Other items we have available are snowshoes, trekking poles, bear spray, etc. Other miscellaneous items are available upon requests. All the customer has to do is ask us.

Glacier visiting in Alaska are a sight for everyone to enjoy. Most of these are along the waterways where kayaking is made famous. There are some spots where a person may decide to set camp and have the best view of glacier visiting in Alaska. It is an image that will imprint in a person’s mind forever. Everything reflects off the crystal blue waters, and if the right spot is picked, there may be an excellent view at night of the Northern Lights, which also reflects off the water. Camping has never been as fun as it is in Alaska, where family and friends can get together and make the best memories of their lives. Bear Glacier is a hotspot where people flock to for the best views of glacier visiting in Alaska. We have a saying here at Adventure Sixty North, “Adventures are our passion, not just a job!”
Fun and Exciting Fishing Trips In Alaska!

With the waterways on all of our trips, fishing trips in Alaska have all the spots to enjoy. Fishing is another pastime that people love about the water. When a camping spot is found, fishing is usually the first thing visitors do once everything is set up. There are many places to choose from where to fish, and there are plenty of wide-open spaces where people can find privacy and isolation to enjoy their fishing in Alaska. With our guided shore fishing trips, our guide will bring you to all the hotspots for fishing where the fish are continually biting. Most people find catching the Red Sockeye Salmon on their main course when they set up the grills or cook off the campfires. All a person needs to bring are their warm clothes, rain gear, fishing license, and a camera.

Adventure Sixty North has fishing gear for rent if you want to spend time near the waters fishing all day. We have fishing poles, hooks, hip waders and bear spray available for rent. Gear is rented on a daily basis (7am – 12am) on the same calendar day! Hip waders are required when fishing along the coastlines. If a guide is needed, we have guided salmon shore fishing trips, please call to check availability. All those who come to fish need to remember that we do not sell fishing licenses, so they need to get them at fishing shops, or our website has a link to the Alaska government page.

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