Paddling in Alaska is one of the most unique experiences in which someone can participate in. Not to mention that paddling is a great form of exercise! So come learn how to Kayak or Stand Up Paddle Board in Alaska!... More

Ladies 18+ only! The headwaters of the Knik River is the largest Glacier in South Central Alaska, also bearing the name of Knik. This glacier-formed valley is full of wildlife, such as moose, bears, eagles, and salmon just to ... More

From the very first time we welcomed guests to stay overnight in ‘The Nellie’ on Grant Lake, we realized that we just had to get people out here for longer stays. There’s something pretty special about hiking to a wilderne... More

The only way to get to the trail we use is to take a boat! Whether you are well seasoned in the outdoors or never kayaked or stayed in a yurt before, this overnight tour is one of the best ways to feel truly immersed in what Alask... More

If the ocean is not your cup of tea, head 6 miles north of Seward to Bear Lake. Bear Lake is a salmon habitat, home to black bears as well as brown bears. Take a moment to observe the sockeye salmon as they negotiate the weir. Kay... More

A serene journey awaits on the Lazy River Kayak Float, where nature and adventure intertwine. Glide down the tranquil Knik River, surrounded by the towering Chugach Mountains, and keep an eye out for moose, eagles, and salmon in t... More