Glamping & Kayaking on Glacial Grant Lake in Wild Alaska

Venture into the heart of Alaska’s untamed wilderness with an immersive Glamping & Kayaking experience on the serene Glacial Grant Lake. This three-day journey blends outdoor adventure and cozy accommodations, allowing you to disconnect from the everyday and connect with the stunning natural beauty that abounds. Guided kayak tours, hearty meals, and the opportunity to explore the historic Iditarod Trail all come together to create an unforgettable experience. With a small group setting, you’ll have the chance to delve deeper into Alaska’s rich cultural heritage and forge lasting memories. What awaits beyond the tranquil waters of Grant Lake?

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1 Tour Overview and Pricing

2 Experience Highlights

3 Daily Itinerary

4 Glamping Accommodations

5 Included Amenities and Equipment

6 Meeting Point

7 Getting to Trail Lake Lodge

8 What to Bring and Prepare

9 Frequently Asked Questions

Key Points

3-day, 2-night glamping and kayaking tour in Alaska’s Chugach Mountain wilderness, with private yurt accommodations overlooking the glacial Grant Lake.
Small-group experience limited to 8 participants, offering intimate and personalized exploration of the region’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Guided kayak tours on two glacial lakes, including Trail Lake and Grant Lake, providing an adventurous water-based experience.
Hike along the historic Iditarod Trail to discover local folklore and immerse in the rugged Alaskan landscape.
Inclusive tour package covering meals, equipment, and amenities, catering to adults and emphasizing a connection with nature.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

This tour, titled ‘Glamping & Kayaking on Glacial Grant Lake, Wild Alaska,’ offers a 3-day, 2-night experience priced from £723.95 per person.

Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and they don’t need to pay upfront to reserve their spot.

The small-group adventure is limited to 8 participants, providing a more intimate and personalized experience.

During the tour, guests will enjoy guided kayak tours on two glacial lakes and a hike along the National Historic Iditarod Trail, all while learning local folklore.

With free cancellation and flexible booking, this tour is an excellent opportunity to explore Alaska’s Chugach Mountain wilderness in style.

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Experience Highlights

The tour offers a small-group experience limited to 8 participants, providing an intimate and personalized adventure.

Guests will enjoy guided kayak tours on two glacial lakes and a hike along the National Historic Iditarod Trail, where they can learn local folklore not found in typical guidebooks.

Travelers will feel wild and free as they enjoy Alaska’s Chugach Mountain wilderness.

The guided activities allow guests to fully experience the region’s natural beauty and cultural richness.

Whether paddling across serene glacial waters or hiking through the rugged backcountry, this tour promises an unforgettable and authentic Alaskan adventure.

Daily Itinerary

The three-day, two-night tour kicks off with a 10 am start, where guests will embark on a guided kayak tour of Trail Lake before hiking to the stunning Grant Lake to settle into their yurt accommodations.

Once there, they’ll have the opportunity to explore the backcountry and enjoy an optional kayak excursion on Grant Lake.

The second day begins with a hearty breakfast, followed by a guided kayak tour of Grant Lake. Guests will spend the day exploring the wildlife, enjoying a packed lunch on the kayak, and relaxing by the campfire.

On the final day, they’ll indulge in a light breakfast, soak in the views one last time, pack up, and hike back to Moose Pass, where the tour concludes around 11:30 am.

Glamping Accommodations

Stay in handcrafted private yurts overlooking the glacial Grant Lake, offering a unique glamping experience in the heart of Alaska’s Chugach Mountain wilderness.

These cozy yurts provide comfortable amenities, including thick camp mattresses and warm sleeping bags, ensuring a restful night’s sleep after a day of adventure.

The rustic charm is complemented by modern comforts, like the nearby outhouse with breathtaking views of the Alaskan landscape.

Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of this backcountry camp, where you can disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and reconnect with the stunning natural surroundings.

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Included Amenities and Equipment

This tour provides a well-curated selection of amenities and equipment to enhance your wilderness adventure. Meals include 2 frontier-style dinners, 2 hearty breakfasts, and 2 satisfying lunches, ensuring you’re fueled for the day’s activities.

Participants receive a waterproof hiking backpack, life jacket, and paddle, along with a comprehensive safety briefing from the knowledgeable, professional guide. High-quality rain gear and a basic first aid kit are also available, allowing you to explore the Alaskan backcountry with confidence and comfort.

The tour also includes:

Showers available at the camp
Gratuity for the guide not included but appreciated
Equipment suitable for adults only, not for children under 7 years
Kayaking and hiking gear to fully immerse you in the glacial landscape.

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Meeting Point

Participants will meet at the Trail Lake Lodge, located at 33654 Depot Road in Moose Pass, to begin their Alaskan adventure.

Arriving early is recommended to use the restroom facilities at the Trail Lake Lodge or the nearby Estes Brothers Store before gathering at the dock entrance.

The tour guide will be waiting to welcome the group and provide a safety briefing prior to embarking on the excursion.

With everything prepared, the group will set off to explore the glacial lakes and wilderness of the Chugach Mountains, immersed in the wild beauty of Alaska.

The meeting point ensures a seamless start to this extraordinary glamping and kayaking experience.

Getting to Trail Lake Lodge

To reach the Trail Lake Lodge, the meeting point for the Glamping & Kayaking tour, travelers can follow the directions provided. The lodge is located at 33654 Depot Road in Moose Pass, Alaska, easily accessible by car or shuttle service.

Participants should plan to arrive early to use the restroom facilities at the Trail Lake Lodge or the nearby Estes Brothers Store before gathering at the dock entrance, where the tour guide will be waiting to welcome the group.

The trip’s meeting point offers several advantages:

Convenient location in Moose Pass
On-site restrooms for participants
Nearby Estes Brothers Store for additional amenities
Dock entrance where the tour guide will greet the group

What to Bring and Prepare

Guests packing for the Glamping & Kayaking tour should bring comfortable, moisture-wicking layers, sturdy hiking boots, and sun protection. Waterproof jackets and pants are essential, as the weather in Alaska can be unpredictable.

Plus, participants may want to pack a small backpack, camera, binoculars, and any personal medications.

The tour provider will supply all necessary kayaking and camping gear, including life jackets, paddles, and high-quality rain gear. Guests should also pack a sense of adventure and be prepared for the stunning natural beauty of the Chugach Mountains.

With proper preparation, adventurers will be able to fully enjoy the serene and wild Alaskan landscape.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Weather Like During the Tour?

The weather during the tour is typically cool and crisp, with temperatures ranging from 40-60°F. Guests should dress in layers and bring rain gear, as the region is known for its unpredictable and changeable weather patterns.

Can I Bring My Own Kayak or Hiking Gear?

Guests are not permitted to bring their own kayaks or hiking gear on this tour. All necessary equipment, including waterproof backpacks, life jackets, and paddles, is provided by the tour operator and included in the package price.

Are There Any Medical Facilities Nearby in Case of Emergencies?

There are no medical facilities nearby in the remote wilderness location. In case of emergencies, the tour guide is trained in first aid and can coordinate helicopter evacuation to the nearest hospital if needed.

Can I Customize the Itinerary to Fit My Preferences?

Yes, the tour operator often allows customization of the itinerary to accommodate guests’ preferences. They’re flexible and happy to discuss modifications that fit within the tour’s capabilities and duration.

What Is the Minimum and Maximum Group Size for This Tour?

The tour has a small group size, limited to a maximum of 8 participants. The minimum group size is not specified, allowing the tour to operate even with a smaller number of travelers.