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  • EARLY BIRD SPECIAL

Bear Glacier Overnight Trip

Difficulty Rating: Easy

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Adult

Ages 18+

$ 1,299

Child

Ages 12 to 17

$ 1,299

Join us for an unforgettable overnight camping adventure where you can kayak among icebergs in a glacier lagoon and fully experience Bear Glacier!

This trip includes the opportunity to explore the iceberg-filled lagoon and stay at our exclusive base campsite, with unparalleled views of the largest glacier in the Kenai Fjords National Park. As an added bonus, you’ll get to experience one of the most scenic helicopter flights to Bear Glacier.

Our unique Camp Cache ensures you are pampered during your backcountry stay. We pre-position our kayaks at the landing site, so they are ready for you upon arrival. After a fulfilling day of paddling, hiking, or even rock skipping, we will return to camp and enjoy some well-earned relaxing time on the beach. We provide all the necessary equipment for our experienced guide to prepare an amazing backcountry meal. Our durable four-season tents are designed for Alaska’s extreme conditions, ensuring a restful night amidst the secluded scenery. To keep you extra cozy, we also include a mobile propane fire pit. And if you are feeling brave, you can take a polar plunge in Alaska’s largest ice bath – we do it all the time!

With its deep blue colors and scenic alpine backdrops, this area is a photographer’s paradise, and its beauty shines through regardless of the weather. Our primary goal is to make this a once-in-a-lifetime trip for you, set in what we believe is the most magical location within the Kenai Fjords National Park.

Our Guides –We are very proud of our guide team, and you’ll understand why after just one trip with us! All of our guides hold ACA Level 2 certification, which includes extensive training in water rescues, group management, and more. They also maintain current Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certifications and participate in a comprehensive three-week training course each season to enhance their skills. For guides operating in the Bear Glacier area, additional specialized training and a rigorous assessment are required to ensure they are fully prepared for this unique environment.