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    Ninilchik - Boat #3 (King Salmon/Halibut Combo)

    Ready to hang that "gone fishing" sign and get away from it all? The Kenai Peninsula's 21-mile Ninilchik River brings in fisherman from all of the world, and with good reason. Its halibut and king/silver salmon populations are renowned, with massive schools of either running through the mouth of the Cook Inlet at various times of the year. During this chartered excursion, you'll work with experienced guides to take advantage of this phenomenon, enjoying a fishing experience that's sure to get you hooked! Adding to the experience, this somewhat isolated area is well known for its beautiful scenery, including both the small port village of Ninilchik, or the majesty of the surrounding environment. Whether you're a recreational or a sports fisherman, this is one trip that is sure to satisfy. You'll have a reel good time.
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    Ninilchik - Boat #3 (King Salmon/Halibut Combo)

    15750 Kingsley Rd, Ninilchik

    • Treat yourself to a fishing excursion in the vicinity of the port town of Ninilchik
    • Fish on river waters known for their thriving halibut and king salmon population
    • Enjoy the amenities and spacious confines of a chartered fishing vessel
    • Relax and test your fishing skills while immersed in an isolated natural environment
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    6 Mile Creek Rafting Trip (2 canyons)

    Oh, what a rush! Take the plunge and tackle one North America's most renowned whitewater stretches during this four-and-a-half-hour trip down the Six Mile River! Take in the surreal natural that encompasess two incredible rock canyons -- But make sure to keep one eye on the river ahead, because you'll be navigating challenging Class IV rapids that will get your adrenaline going! Prior to setting out with an experienced guide, you'll take a mandatory, practice swim to make sure you're ready to handle yourself should you go overboard. You'll also take a wind-down swim once your river journey is complete. Phew. Talk about making a splash!
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    6 Mile Creek Rafting Trip (2 canyons)

    38100 W Glenn Hwy, Palmer

    • Enjoy a dramatic, whitewater-rafting trip on the renowned Six Mile River
    • Tackle thrilling Class IV rapids with an experienced guide
    • Take in a beautiful natural environment featuring incredible canyons
    • Challenge yourself and satisfy your need for adventure
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    Susitna River Guided Float Tour

    Wondering what to do with your plain, vanilla day? Well, Alaska this, how about floating along the Susitna River, one of The Last Frontier's finest bodies of water? You'll take off from the historical village of Talkeetna, where you will begin your relaxing guided float tour on the Susitna River. You'll be able to take in breathtaking views of Mt. McKinley (Denali) -- weather permitting -- along with glacial valley vistas! Observe the fauna, flora, mountains and river silt beaches! You'll enjoy seeing present and past riverbank beaver activity, which will be evident as you ride through some of the most gorgeous wilderness that Alaska has to offer. Topping it all off? You'll pass by bald eagles resting in their creatively crafted nests, so make sure to keep your eyes peeled. It'll be a mountainous amount of fun!
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    Susitna River Guided Float Tour

    22831 Talkeetna Spur Rd, Talkeetna

    • Enjoy a relaxing float tour along the majestic Susitna River
    • Have the opportunity to see Denali and glacial valley vistas
    • View the lovely Alaskan wilderness, such as beautiful bald eagles resting in their nests
    • Experience the breathtaking flora and fauna of the surrounding landscapes
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    Channel Islands Marine Park Kayaking

    Juneau what the best park around is? Alask-ya again ... well, do ya? It's Channel Islands Marine Park of course! This trip combines a boat transport to an uninhabited island, sea kayaking, and wildlife viewing for the ultimate eco-adventure! You will be picked up near your cruise ship or hotel and taken to the six passenger vessel. From there you will head out of the harbor into the waters of the Inside Passage to one of the Channel Islands, where you will trade in the boat for some kayaks. The next two hours will be spent paddling along the forested shore-line, searching for whales and other wildlife and enjoying the scenery. While on the water you may see humpback whales, harbor seals, steller sea lions, dall's porpoise, harbor porpoise, orca, numerous bird species (including bald eagles), and deer or river otters along the shore. Throughout this trip your expert guides and boat captain will share their local knowledge of the area, plus interesting information about the wildlife and their behavior.
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    Channel Islands Marine Park Kayaking

    2767 Sherwood Ln, Juneau

    • Explore the wilderness of Channel Islands Marine Park in a kayak
    • Paddle along the forested shoreline in search of whales and other wildlife
    • Enjoy the local knowledge and information provided by an expert guide
    • Bring along your camera to snap photos of seals, porpoise, bald eagles, and more
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    Stikine River Wilderness Adventure

    Located in the heart of Tongass National Rain Forest, the Stikine River is a majestic wilderness area with vast amounts of wildlife. Enjoy a fully guided tour of the Stikine LeConte Wilderness area in one of our covered, heated jet boats. Your tour will depart from Wrangell and cross the 17 mile wide Stikine River Delta where your Captain will then maneuver the river via back-sloughs and waterways in attempt to increase wildlife viewing opportunities. Learn Tlingit legends, along with history of the area, and facts about the flora & fauna from your Alaska Waters guides. Explore approximately 70 miles of this untouched, pristine wilderness area through a spectacularly stunning mountainous region covered with the lush rain forest and large waterfalls on the way to Shakes Glacier. Note that Shakes Lake is occasionally filled with icebergs that restrict access to the face of the glacier. Depending on the time of year and weather conditions, wildlife will be spotted such as: Black and Brown Bears, Moose, Black Tailed Deer, Steller Sea Lions, Harbor Seals and Bald Eagles. Many tributaries of the Stikine River are home to spawning salmon gathered in large schools (July and August). Guests will have at least one opportunity to stand on dry land and stretch their legs during this tour.
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    Stikine River Wilderness Adventure

    107 Stikeen Ave, Wrangell

    • Explore the wilderness around the Stikine River aboard a covered and heated jet boat
    • Discover a lush rainforest environment with waterfalls, mountain views, and a massive glacier
    • Spot bears, deer, moose, bald eagles, seals, and other local wildlife
    • Learn about the ecology, geology, and local history of the area from your knowledgeable guide
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    Anchorage Winter Twilight Photo Tour

    Anchored down in Anchorage for the summer? Perfect time to capture a few shots of the Midnight Sun! Head out with a professional photographer for some one-on-one photography instruction, and tips on some of the best spots in the vicinity to capture late-day shots. As you travel, enjoy additional insights into natural history, which will serve to lend context to the dazzling backdrops you find yourself photographing. Meet at Stewart's Photo Shop in Downtown and hop aboard a cozy tour van. Travel along the scenic Cook Inlet Coast, and arrive at Earthquake Park for your first shoot: the remaining aftermath of the Great Alaska Earthquake of 1964. Then, pay a visit to Point Woronzof, known as a gathering spot for local moose. With a little luck, you'll be hanging a picture of antlers on your wall, but either way you'll have the opportunity to photograph a beautiful perspective of Cook Inlet backed by the Alaskan Range. Afterwards, a pit stop at Lake Hood Floatplane Base will give you the chance to snap some shots of the summer air traffic. Follow with a voyage through Potter Marsh. Formed 100 years ago, totally by accident, this whoopsie wetland now serves as a home for migrating birds. Continue your trip with a drive along Seward Highway, and then take quick hike to McHugh Creek. Master shutter techniques as you photograph the river's flow into Turnagain Arm, with a better-than-bad chance at spotting beluga whales swimming below. Finish your picturesque journey high up in the Glen Alps of the Chugach mountains for panoramic shots of Anchorage and Cook Inlet, just in time for sunset. As a private tour, you can work with your guide to tailor your inventory, and make a spontaneous stops along your route to shoot the local wildlife (with your camera). Happy hunting!
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    Anchorage Winter Twilight Photo Tour

    Stewart's Photo Shop, 531 W 4th Ave, Anchorage

    • Explore the area around Anchorage during a wide-ranging nature shoot
    • Travel with a local guide and experienced photographer for expert tips
    • Photograph incredible backdrops formed by forest, mountain, and sea
    • Immerse yourself in a dazzling natural world designed to fuel your creativity
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    Private Chugach State Park Hiking Tour

    Did you know that just outside of Anchorage lies the third largest State Park in America? Chugach State Park offers some of the most accessible hiking, wildlife viewing, and wildflower areas in all of Alaska. Chugach State Park is listed as one of the top ten state parks in the country by America's Best. "‹Join Great Land Adventures for a great day of hiking and take home memories of high alpine wildflowers, browsing moose, soaring eagles, roaring glacier-fed rivers, unrivaled mountainous vistas, clearwater streams, and maybe even a glimpse of a grizzly bear. Your naturalist guide will safely guide you on one of the many varied trails available in the park. Each day's hike is carefully selected to take advantage of local weather conditions, group ability levels, and interests. You'll learn about the rich geological, natural, and human histories of the park and have fun identifying local flora and fauna with your expert host. Sounds like a good day for a walk in a Park!
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    Private Chugach State Park Hiking Tour

    1401 W 9th Ave, Anchorage

    • Visit the third largest state park in America and take home memories of glorious vistas and high alpine wildflowers
    • Catch browsing moose, soaring eagles, roaring glacier-fed rivers, unrivaled mountain ranges, clearwater streams, and maybe even a glimpse of a grizzly bear
    • Learn about the rich geological, natural and human histories of the park
    • Have fun learning to identify local flora and fauna with your expert host
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    Matanuska Glacier Hike

    Searching for a hot ticket? How about an ice climb! Take a hike with Nova River Runners during this three-and-a-half-hour trek on the Matanuska Glacier! At 26 miles in length and four-miles wide, the Matanuska is one of Alaska's most popular ice-hiking destinations because of its accessibility. You'll tackle the ice with an experienced guide, and explore numerous frontal formations offering spectacular views of ice falls, moulins, caves, and surface ponds! Customize a route based on your experience and level of physical fitness, and enjoy an Alaskan experience that you'll absolutely fall for -- Not literally of course!
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    Matanuska Glacier Hike

    38100 W Glenn Hwy, Palmer

    • Embark on a 3.5 hour hike on Matanuska Glacier with an experienced guide
    • Plan a route based on your experience and interests
    • Discover ice falls, caves, and surface ponds that will take your breath away
    • Treat yourself to an invigorating and satisfying outdoor adventure
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    McKinley Scenic Whitewater Rafting

    Alaska's not all Balto and glaciers, you know. If that's as far as your Alaskan knowledge reaches, book this rafting adventure, and you'll soon discover why it's good to expand your boundaries. On this rafting trip great for families, you'll travel down Class I, II, and III rapids, all while in the careful hands of a trusted river guide. Whatever you're using to help you along, this trip along the most scenic portion of the Nenana River can give you the enjoyable rafting experience you've always wanted. Be prepared to see a whole new side of Alaska! As you raft downstream, keep an eye out for critters such as moose, sheep, caribou, and bears!
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    McKinley Scenic Whitewater Rafting

    George Parks Hwy, Denali National Park and Preserve

    • Enjoy an introduction to whitewater rafting in Denali National Park
    • Keep an eye out for wildlife on your route such as moose, sheep, caribou, and bears
    • Get a thrilling, enjoyable ride through Class I, II and III rapids in the most scenic part of the Nenana River
    • Get in touch with your wild side!
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    Lion Head Rafting Trip

    Feeling a little flat? Make some waves in your recreational life with this raucous whitewater rafting excursion! You'll hit the water with an experienced guide for three to four hours, depending on the flow of the river, and face numerous stretches of Class III and Class IV rapids. Help paddle or just hang on tight-the, choice is yours! Much of the scenic Nova River runs alongside Matanuska Glacier and a surreal basalt rock wall formed by volcanic activity. Scenic flows and easier-going rapids make up the latter portion of the trip, so you'll also have plenty of time to take it all in! Shake up your boring hobbies and hop on the river!
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    Lion Head Rafting Trip

    38100 W Glenn Hwy, Palmer

    • Tackle the Nova River on a 3-4 hour whitewater rafting trip
    • Plunge through Class III-IV rapids with an experienced guide
    • Take in incredible views of a glacier and volcanic formations
    • Satiate your need for adventure with a wild river romp
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