13-Day Alaska Highlights Lodging Tour 

ANCHORAGE
Day 1: Arrive in Alaska’s largest city for a 6 PM Group Meeting  to discuss our adventure along with meeting your fellow travelers.
SEWARD
Day 2: Drive along the Turnagain Arm and through the Chugach Mountains to end up at Resurrection Bay. We will explore the moraines, glacial rivers, and trails alongside the Exit Glacier. The fast receding hanging glacier is a prime example of limited historical snowfall and warmer temperatures effects on these slow moving frozen rivers.  along with a Dog Sled Tour with 3-time Iditarod winner Mitch Seavey.
Day 3: Today, we will venture in the fertile waters of Kenai Fjords National Park. The included 6 hr cruise will visit an active tidewater glacier along with searching for exciting marine wildlife like humpback whales, orcas, puffins, sea otters and so much more.
MOOSE PASS
Day 4: Before our journey to Moose Pass, Trail Lake and finally Grant Lake, we will have a Dog Sled Tour with 3-time Iditarod winner, Mitch Seavey and family. Once we reach Moose Pass, we'll gear up for a 2 night kayak and pack-in experience to stay in Yurts at Grant Lake.
Day 5: Enjoy a day filled with kayaking and hiking in the Chugach mountains along with some excellent food and story telling around the campfire. If the weather agrees, why not take a polar plunge in a turquoise mountain lake??
TALKEETNA
Day 6/7: Visit the busy but quaint town of Talkeetna. With a short walk to the Susitna River and hopefully you'll get your first glimpse of Mount Denali.  Visit town where climbers launch their adventure to the summit and you can take an optional Denali Flightseeing tour with a Glacier Landing, Fly Fishing, Scenic Rafting or Jet Boat tour.  
DENALI NATIONAL PARK
Day 8: Scenic Drive along the Alaska Range towards Denali. Check out the Denali Visitor Center, Murie Science and Learning Center along with visit the only working Sled Dog team in our National Park system. Day 9: Drive into the Wilderness: The shuttle bus will take you far into the park with possible sightings of grizzly, moose, caribou, wolf and views of Mount Denali. Multiple options of hiking at the end of road, Savage Alpine Trail, Mount Healy or Horseshoe Lake. If you want a more intense and chilly whitewater experience, there is an optional activity of Rafting on the Nenana River.  
MACLAREN RIVER
Day 10:  Driving down the Denali Highway, you'll be in an area where they have been unearthing remnants of human existence over the past 10,000 years. Our initial destination will take us to Maclaren River Lodge, but our final destination by airboat is 10 miles up the Maclaren River. Remote Camp near Maclaren Glacier in the wilderness  and explore the surrounding wilderness on foot.
Day 11: We will take Canoes down the Maclaren River in the late morning and enjoy the rustic yet homey lodge for the evening. Don't forget to try the Maclaren Berry Pie or Bread Pudding with a dollop of homemade vanilla ice cream!
FAIRBANKS
Day 12: Finishing our journey along the Denali Highway, we will venture to the North Pole. Well, North Pole, Alaska where we will visit a mock up of Santa's workshop. The late afternoon is dedicated to a Soak in the Chena Hot Springs.Day 13: Our morning together, you'll learn the process of Panning for Gold and try to Strike it Rich!  Trip ends around noon

Group Size: 6-10

• 12 nights lodging (2 hotel nights, 2 yurt nights, 8 cabin nights)
• 12xBreakfast, 12xLunches, 11xDinner
• Visit Exit Glacier/Kenai Fjords National Park
• Mitch Seavey Dog Sled Tour
• 6 hour Kenai Fjords National Park Wildlife Cruise
• Yurt Stays and Kayaking
• Denali National Park Wildlife Shuttle and Hiking
• Airboat and Canoeing at Maclaren River
• Chena Hot Springs and Gold Daughters Gold Panning
• National Park Entrance Fees
• Tour Guide & Transport in our Infinite Adventures Van

• flights
• snacks and alcoholic beverages/ any drinks (water always available)

Please understand that this trip is a camping trip and you have to be physically fit to get in and out of a tent, walk on unstable ground around the campsite, climb in and out of the bus/van along with walking to the toilet. We suggest that you are able to walk/hike 2-3 miles a day at least to fully enjoy the trip. We offer different kinds of hikes and try to adjust length and difficulty of trails, but the expectation for an adventure trip in Alaska requires your fitness level to be higher than your daily commute or walk through your neighborhood on flat ground.

When you book the trip, the deposit of 10% is due. If you need to cancel the trip, you will forfeit the deposit (fees and taxes are refundable). 50% of trip payment is non-refundable 60 days before the trip starts, full trip payment is non-refundable 45 days (or less) before the trip starts.The full trip payment is due 45 days before your trips starts.