Alaska Adventure Vacation Packages

Our Alaska Adventure Packages offer flexible, independent itineraries, and since only partially guided, require some logistical planning on your part. If you'd prefer to have the logistics planned out for a more seamless, fully guided Alaska vacation, please see our All-inclusive Alaska vacation packages.

You can also keep costs down on your Alaska adventure vacation by booking our Lodge and Alaska Adventure Packages and linking these stays together on your own. You can choose from experiences in Denali National Park, on the Kenai Peninsula, and more. Or, add one or more Lodge Packages and Alaska Adventure Package to an All-Inclusive Alaska Trip or Alaska Trip Add-On to create your version of the perfect Alaska adventure vacation.

Kenai Explorer: From our Kenai Riverside Lodge, hike, raft, relax, view wildlife, see glaciers, ride the Alaska Railroad, and fish for salmon or trout (add-on) as you explore Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Chugach National Forest, and Kenai Fjords National Park. It's an exciting complement to an Alaska cruise.

Kenai Wilderness Sampler: Similar to our Kenai Explorer, this program includes opportunities to raft, hike, view marine wildlife and glaciers from a small ship, ride the Alaska Railroad, plus stay 2 nights at our top-rated Kenai Backcountry Lodge remotely situated on Skilak Lake in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. If you are looking for a unique wilderness lodge experience as an add-on to your Alaskan cruise or Denali experience, this is the trip for you. It's a great fit with one of our Denali Adventure packages.

Denali Kantishna Explorer: The key to having a quality Denali experience, from our point of view, is to spend time in the Kantishna region, deep within the wilderness preserve, for at least two nights, and well away from the crowded Denali Park entrance. All transportation from Anchorage, accommodations, and most meals and activities are included in this unguided Alaska adventure package.

Denali Kantishna Adventure ~ Camp Denali: Camp Denali, one of the first nature lodges in Alaska (1951), features a unique hillside location that offers guests views of Mt. McKinley and the Alaska Range (weather permitting). Private guest cabins feature a comfortable, yet rustic, setting, with wood-burning stoves and propane lighting. Each cabin has a private outhouse, with a modern central bathhouse area near the lodge providing hot showers, changing rooms and other conveniences of home.