Big Mountain Trips
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One of our passions is exploring unnamed valleys and unclimbed peaks in the Alaska and Aleutian mountain ranges. Whether plunging steps up a glacier clad volcano along the Aleutian Range, carving deserved turns down a powdered face in the Neacola Mountains, or pioneering new backpacking traverses in the Revelation Mountains, you'll find our big mountain trips to be real Alaskan adventures! |
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Trips
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Alaska Ski Mountaineering - Lake Clark National Park
In the last few years, backcountry skiing has surged in popularity throughout the US. With rising lift ticket prices across the country’s ski resorts, and the wider availability of affordable and technologically advanced backcountry gear – telem...
Duration: 12 days Intensity: Level 4 Season: April-May Price: $4,500 |
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Chigmit Volcanoes - Iliamna - Lake Clark National Park
One hundred miles southwest of Anchorage, stand the Chigmit Mountains—a desolate and heavily glaciated, sub-range of the mighty Aleutian Range. The giants of the Chigmits, Iliamna (10,016), and Redoubt (10,197), are active volcanoes rising directly...
Duration: 10 days Intensity: Level 4 Season: April-May Price: $3,850 |
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Exploring the Northern Revelation Mountains - Lake Clark National Park
With more guided backpacking expeditions into this area than anyone, it's easy for us to say that the Revelations are likely one of the least visited and most spectacular mountain ranges in Alaska. Stretching for over 100 miles, the Revelation Range ...
Duration: 12 days Intensity: Level 3+ Season: Summer Price: $4,150 |
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Powder, Steeps, and Glaciers - Lake Clark National Park
Welcome to Alaska’s most remote and spectacular ski mountaineering adventures! Accessing the range by ski plane, we’ll spend the first week camped on the glacier practicing backcountry and glacier travel skills and searching out memorable first ...
Duration: 15 days Intensity: Level 4 Season: April-May Price: $3,800 - $4,800 |
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"I came to Alaska looking for a little challenge and adventure. This trip more than delivered a little of both. I am personally thankful for the ..."
