This is from my friends in Alaska. I have been on two trips with them and highly recommend them for a true Alaskan adventure. And I do not get anything in return for this post!
Tips on planning your Alaska Adventure
Glacier Trekking l Ice Climbing l Muli-Sport Adventure Tours l Zipline
Alaska is big.
Really BIG. So think carefully about what you want to try to do and don’t spend your entire trip in a car or a bus! Get out there and hike, climb, paddle, float, zip and more.
There’s so much to do in South Central Alaska, if you only have a week there’s no need to drive all over the State trying to see it all.
Within 100 miles of Anchorage you can hike on a glacier, learn to ice climb, go sea kayaking, climb mountains, backpack in the wilderness, raft a wild river and more!
We operate two small companies in South Central Alaska, within two hours of Anchorage.
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| Get out of the car or off the ship and actually WALK on a glacier. The mighty Matanuska Glacier is a great destination for trekking or learning the exciting sport of ice climbing. Adventures from 1 hour to all day for virtually the entire family. | The most adventure you can pack into a week! Sea kayak Prince William Sound, learn to ice climb on a glacier, hike high in the mountains, raft a wild river and more. Challenging, all inclusive adventure tours from 3-9 days. Expose yourself to Alaska! |
Book now and SAVE. Reserve your glacier adventure with MICA Guides within 10 days of this message and save 10% on the Ice Fall Trek or Ice Climbing. Book online and use promo code VR1% (Does not apply to Packages. You must book online for discount).
