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.

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.

Enjoy long day hikes from our comfortable, established camp along the shores of Twin Lakes. These paired tarns draw abundant wildlife for wonderful wildlife viewing. Explore the lakes' edges, hike up some of the peaks that ring the glacier-carved basin, or simply sit back and enjoy the solitude.

It wouldn't be a complete season if we didn't offer our favorite combination kayaking and
backpacking adventure! The secret alpine basin we will be exploring has seen very little visitation and remains one of our favorite places to roam.

Join us for a truely amazing adventure into the headwaters of the Kijik River. This seldom visited glaciially carved arena is a backcountry explorers dream. We'll explore this rugged country knowing that few places this untouched remain on earth

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.

The sheer size and magnitude of Alaska's Wrangell St. Elias National Park will leave even the most seasoned explorer speachless! Join us as we traverse a portion of this true wilderness and immerse ourselves in the adventure that is the "Goat Trail."

How do you envision Alaska? Is it from the cockpit of a sea kayak as massive mountains of ice crash into the sea in the distance? Is it the simple pleasure in tired muscles after a long day on the trail? Is it the exhilaration of encountering North America's largest land carnivore on her own turf?

150 miles west of Anchorage and accessible only by float plane, this remote gem is the heart and soul of Lake Clark NP. Nestled