This once in a lifetime trip is truly a multi-sensory experience for the adventurer looking to view, photograph and admire North America's most magnificent big game animal. From our base camp we spend five days watching the world famous bears of Katmai National Park in a true wilderness setting.

Brimming with adventurous possibility and inviting exploration, Katmai's Valley of 10,000 Smokes is a peak-bagger's dream. Rimmed with active, glaciated volcanoes, the Valley is a must-see for anyone with a "peak" experience in mind.

Alaska Alpine Adventures returns to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge again in 2009 to lead a spectacular rafting and hiking trip down the remote and spectacular Kongakut River.

With its jaw-dropping view of Mt. McKinley, broad array of flora and fauna and tremendous ecological diversity, the tundra-covered Kesugi Ridge in Denali State Park offers backpackers of all ages and abilities the chance to completely immerse themselves in a truly pristine Alaskan wilderness.

Clearly one of the best backpacking trips in Alaska - the Turquoise Glacier High Route offers experienced backpackers the chance to truly explore one of the finest and most remote National Parks in the US. Lake Clark National Park has been hailed as Alaska's epitome - the soul of the Last Frontier!

Join us as we backpack through this most amazing region of Lake Clark National Park! The Turquoise to Twin Traverse offers some of the best hiking, wildlife viewing, and scenery in the Park. The area remains one of our favorite places in Alaska to explore.

A kayaking and hiking adventure in the supreme wilderness of Alaska's Lake Clark National Park. Twin Lakes is a wonderland of crystalline waters set beneath a rugged rim of mountains and vast tundra expanses. This trip exudes the truest essence of Alaska.

This amazing trip combines hiking and kayaking in the Turquoise Lake watershed in Lake Clark National Park. Join us for a remarkable journey under the sheer walls of Telaquana mountain and on the azure waters of Turquoise Lake.