Rafting in Alaska
Why is it different? The best we can tell you
is that it is rafting in Alaska. Glacier fed lakes and rivers.
33 degree waters. Remote, primitive waters, flowing icebergs.
There are no roads along these rivers.
Southwest Trekking in conjunction with Alaska River Rafters are
offering many opportunities to explore some of the best rivers
in North America. Check out their website: http://www.alaskarafters.com/
Contact Mark or Robin at 907-424-RAFT or Southwest Trekking
Mountain Biking
Mountain biking in Alaska is, well, glorious. And, different.
You carry a whistle to let brown bears know you are coming down
the trail. You also carry bear spray, just in case. You ride down
single track trails through the Alaskan rain forest to remote
areas -- lakes, streams, rivers, glaciers, icebergs.
Alaska
Hiking
This picture was taken during the summer. Snow capped mountains
surround you as well as snow fields and hanging glaciers.
Remote, primitive.
Alaska
Fishing
You can't go to Alaska, especially Cordova, Alaska,
without going fishing.
Alaskan Wild Salmon
Kayaking
They say a picture is worth a thousand words.
This glacier spans 1200 feet across
the river. It is 400 feet high.
Ice
Climbing/Glacier Trekking
Ice caves everywhere
Just imagine.Alaska.
Yes, Alaska. Why? What? Well, candidly,
it is hotter than hell in Southern Arizona in the summer time.
Where can you go? What can you do? Well, the answer came in a
strange and peculiar way. Another story for another time. Suffice
it to say, we went to Alaska and met up with Alaska River Rafters.
Now we suggest you visit them in Cordova Alaska with us - Southwest
Trekking. Then you can hike, mountain bike, river raft, climb,
fish and do pretty much anything you can imagine doing. And you
can do it with experienced, knowledgeable. professional guides.
Alaska, yes, Alaska.
Full Packages Available
Half Day, Multiple Days
Arduous Journeys For Those Who Indulge In Extremes
You want to go outside? Go with us.
Southwest
Trekking
The Professional Guide Service
